Bending Fuchsian representations of fundamental groups of cusped surfaces in PU(2,1)

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Abstract: We describe a family of representations of pi1(Sigma) in PU(2,1), where Sigma is a hyperbolic Riemann surface with at least one deleted point. This family is obtained by a bending process associated to an ideal triangulation of Sigma. We give an explicit description of this family by describing a coordinates system in the spirit of shear coordinates on the Teichm"uller space. We identify within this family new examples of discrete, faithful and type-preserving representations of pi1(Sigma). In turn, we obtain a 1-parameter family of embeddings of the Teichm"uller space of Sigma in the PU(2,1)-representation variety of pi1(Sigma). These results generalise to arbitrary Sigma the results obtained in a previous paper for the 1-punctured torus.


The author describes a new family of representations in \(\text{PU}(2,1)\) of the fundamental group \(\pi_1(\Sigma)\) of a hyperbolic Riemann surface \(\Sigma\) with at least one puncture. The family is obtained by a bending process associated to an ideal triangulation of \(\Sigma\), and the representations arise as holonomies of equivariant mappings from the Farey space of \(\Sigma\) to the boundary of the complex hyperbolic plane. The author then identifies within this family a subfamily of discrete, faithful and type-preserving representations of \(\pi_1(\Sigma)\). Finally, he obtains a 1-parameter family of embeddings of the Teichmüller space of \(\Sigma\) in the PU(2,1)-representation variety of \(\pi_1(\Sigma)\).











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