Cross ratios and identities for higher Teichmüller-Thurston theory
By F. Labourie, Greg McShane. 2006
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We generalise the McShane-Mirzakhani identities from hyperbolic geometry to arbitrary cross ratios. We define and study Hitchin representations of open surface groups to PSL(n, R). We associate to these representations cross ratios and then give explicit expressions for our generalised identities in terms of (a suitable choice of) Fock–Goncharov coordinates.
Subfields: Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology
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- F. Labourie
- Andr'es Sambarino
- Nicolas Tholozan
- Michael Kapovich
Citations in the corpus
- AN INVITATION TO HIGHER TEICHMÜLLER THEORY (2019, background): “For any reductive Lie group, the representation variety of a closed surfaceHom( 1(S); G)/G is a symplectic manifold W. M. Goldman [1984]. On Teichmüller space this symplectic structure interacts nicely with Fenchel-Nielsen coordinates.”
- Positivity and higher Teichm\"uller theory (2018, methodology): “We refer the reader to [39, 40, 41, 27, 29, 9, 45] for more geometric and dynamical properties of Hitchin representations.”
- An invitation to higher Teichm\"uller theory (2018, background): “See also [81, 113, 41] for generalizations of cross-ratio identities in the context of higher Teichmüller spaces.”
- Higher Teichmüller Spaces: from SL(2,R) to other Lie groups (2010, background): “In [72] Labourie and McShane establish generalized McShane identities for the crossratios associated to Hitchin representations into PSL(n,R).”
- Cross ratios, surface groups, PSL(n,ℝ) and diffeomorphisms of the circle (2007, methodology): “In collaboration with McShane in [ 24 ], we use these relations to generalise McShane’s identities [26].”