Some Remarks on Bers Fiber Spaces
Author:
Chaohui Zhang ab
| Affiliations: | a Department of Mathematical Sciences, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA 30460-8093, USA |
| b Communicated by R. P. Gilbert, |
DOI:
10.1080/02781070410001731693
Publication Frequency:
12 issues per year
Published in:
Complex Variables and Elliptic Equations,
Volume
49,
Issue
10
August
2004
, pages 731
- 738
Subjects:
Analysis - Mathematics;
Complex Variables;
Computational Numerical Analysis;
Functional Analysis;
Mathematical Analysis;
Theory of Numbers;
Number of References: 12
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Abstract
Let G be a finitely generated Fuchsian group of type (p',0)p ' ≥2. Let
1 be a domain. We construct a holomorphic family given isomorphisms over D, so that for each λ ∈ D there is a complex disc over λ on which Xλ (G) acts invariantly. We prove that (i) if , there is no holomorphic family of G over D isomorphic to any Bers fiber space; (ii) if , the holomorphic family is isomorphic to a Bers fiber space π : F(Γ )→ T(Γ ) if and only if G and Γ have the same signature; and (iii) if , the holomorphic family is isomorphic to a Bers fiber space if and only if the family is identified with a subspace of a Bers fiber space π :F(G)→ T(G) that is determined by a hyperelliptic locus in T(G). The result can be used to study the irreducibility property of a Bers fiber space.
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Keywords:
Teichm ller spaces;
Bers fiber spaces;
1991 Mathematics Subject Classifications: Primary 30F40;
Secondary 32G05
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1 be a domain. We construct a holomorphic family given isomorphisms
over D, so that for each λ ∈ D there is a complex disc over λ on which Xλ (G) acts invariantly. We prove that (i) if
, there is no holomorphic family of G over D isomorphic to any Bers fiber space; (ii) if
, the holomorphic family is isomorphic to a Bers fiber space π : F(Γ )→ T(Γ ) if and only if G and Γ have the same signature; and (iii) if
, the holomorphic family is isomorphic to a Bers fiber space if and only if the family is identified with a subspace of a Bers fiber space π :F(G)→ T(G) that is determined by a hyperelliptic locus in T(G). The result can be used to study the irreducibility property of a Bers fiber space.
ller spaces;
Bers fiber spaces;
1991 Mathematics Subject Classifications: Primary 30F40;
Secondary 32G05
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