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Mapping class group orbit closures for Deroin–Tholozan representations

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  • We prove that infinite mapping class group orbits are dense in the character variety of Deroin–Tholozan representations. In other words, the action is minimal except for finite orbits. Our arguments rely on the symplectic structure of the character variety, emphasizing this geometric perspective over its algebraic properties.

    Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 37B05, 57K20, 20C15; Secondary: 53D30.

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  • Figure 1.  Left: a $ 4 $-punctured sphere with two curves $ b $ and $ d $ in torso configuration. Right: a DT component (which is symplectically a sphere) and the Lagrangian submanifold cut out by $ \{\beta, \delta\} = 0 $

    Figure 2.  The standard pants decomposition of $ \Sigma $ associated to the generators $ (c_1, \ldots, c_n) $

    Figure 3.  Example of a triangle chain in the case $ n = 6 $

    Figure 4.  Visualisation of the action-angle $ \beta_i $ and $ \gamma_i $ on a triangle chain in the case $ n = 6 $

    Figure 5.  The curves $ b $, $ d $, and $ e $

    Figure 6.  In black: the $ \mathscr{B} $-triangle chain of $ [\rho] $. In mauve: the first triangle in the $ \mathscr{D} $-triangle chain of $ [\rho] $. In purple: the first triangle in the $ \mathscr{E} $-triangle chain of $ [\rho] $

    Figure 7.  A DT component isomorphic to a sphere and the locus $ \{\beta, \gamma\} = 0 $

    Figure 8.  The curves $ b_i $, $ d_i $, and $ e_i $

    Figure 9.  In black: the $ i^\mathrm{th} $ and $ (i+1)^\mathrm{th} $ triangles in the $ \mathscr{B} $-triangle chain of $ [\rho] $. In mauve: the first triangle in the $ \mathscr{D}_i $-triangle chain of $ [\rho] $. In purple: the $ i^\mathrm{th} $ triangle in the $ \mathscr{E}_i $-triangle chain of $ [\rho] $

    Figure 10.  The $ \mathscr{B} $-triangle chain of $ \phi $

    Figure 11.  The sub-sphere $ \overline{\Sigma} $

    Figure 12.  The $ \mathscr{B} $-triangle chain of a point in $ A_j^{\pi} $

    Figure 13.  The sub-spheres $ \Sigma_1 $ and $ \Sigma_2 $

    Figure 14.  The $ \mathscr{D}_i $-triangle chain of $ [\phi] $ and the angle $ \gamma_1^{\mathscr{D}_i} $

    Figure 15.  A $ \mathscr{D}'_i $-triangle chain and the angle $ \gamma_1^{\mathscr{D}'_i} $

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