Teichmüller curve

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A Teichmüller curve is a complex geodesic in the moduli space of Riemann surfaces that arises from flat surface structures and has rich connections to dynamics, geometry, and number theory.

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Teichmüller curve canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algebraic curve
complex geodesic
geodesic in moduli space
mathematical object
arisesFrom Veech surface with lattice Veech group
flat surface
half-translation surface
pair (X,ω) of Riemann surface and holomorphic 1-form
quadratic differential on a Riemann surface
translation surface
constructedBy SL(2,R)-orbit of a flat surface in a stratum of differentials
definedIn Teichmüller space
moduli space of Riemann surfaces
field Teichmüller theory
complex analysis
differential geometry
dynamical systems
number theory
hasMonodromy Fuchsian group
surface form: Veech group
hasProperty Kobayashi geodesic in moduli space
algebraic curve in the moduli space of curves
can be Teichmüller–Shimura curves in special cases
complex geodesic for the Teichmüller metric
finite area quotient of the hyperbolic plane
geodesic for the Weil–Petersson metric only in special cases
isometrically immersed for the Teichmüller metric
often defined over number fields
often has arithmetic significance
often has special Jacobians with extra endomorphisms
projection of a Teichmüller disk to moduli space
stabilizer in SL(2,R) is a lattice
totally geodesic for the Teichmüller metric
hasStructure complex one-dimensional submanifold of moduli space
imageOf Teichmüller disk with discrete stabilizer
namedAfter Oswald Teichmüller
relatedTo Kontsevich–Zorich cocycle
Lyapunov exponents of the Hodge bundle
Shimura varieties
surface form: Shimura curve

Veech surface
billiards in rational polygons
dynamics of straight-line flows on translation surfaces
interval exchange transformations
moduli space of Abelian differentials
moduli space of quadratic differentials
studiedBy Anton Zorich
Curtis T. McMullen
surface form: Curtis McMullen

Howard Masur
Martin Möller

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Klein quartic moduliSpacePoint Teichmüller curve