Horocycle flow orbits and lattice surface characterizations
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Abstract: The orbit closure of any translation surface under the horocycle flow in almost any direction equals its orbit closure. This result gives rise to new characterizations of lattice surfaces in terms of the hororcycle flow.
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- Horospherical dynamics in invariant subvarieties
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- Characterizations of lattice surfaces
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