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Applications of a theorem of Singerman about Fuchsian groups

Costa, Antonio F.
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Parlier, Hugo
2008
Archiv Der Mathematik

Assume that we have a (compact) Riemann surface S, of genus greater than 2, with S = D/Gamma, where D is the complex unit disc and Gamma is a surface Fuchsian group. Let us further consider that S has an automorphism group G in such a way that the orbifold S/G is isomorphic to D/Gamma' where Gamma' is a Fuchsian group such that Gamma (sic) Gamma' and Gamma' has signature sigma appearing in the list of non-finitely maximal signatures of Fuchsian groups of Theorems 1 and 2 in [6]. We establish an algebraic condition for G such that if G satisfies such a condition then the group of automorphisms of S is strictly greater than G, i.e., the surface S is more symmetric that we are supposing. In these cases, we establish analytic information on S from topological and algebraic conditions.

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research article
DOI
10.1007/s00013-008-2817-3
Web of Science ID

WOS:000261984300007

Author(s)
Costa, Antonio F.
Parlier, Hugo
Date Issued

2008

Published in
Archiv Der Mathematik
Volume

91

Start page

536

End page

543

Subjects

Riemann surface

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Fuchsian group

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orbifold

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REVIEWED

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November 30, 2010
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