Abstract: Let be a branched covering of a Riemann surface to the Riemann sphere , with branching set . We define the complexity of as infinity, if does not admit a hyperbolic structure, or the product of its degree and the hyperbolic area of , otherwise. The topological complexity of a surface is defined as the infimum of the set of all complexities of branched coverings , where is a Riemann surface homeomorphic to . We prove that if is a connected, closed, orientable surface of genus , then its topological complexity, , is given by: [C_{ ext{top}}(S)= left{ �egin{array}{cl} 2pi(2g+1) & mbox{if } g geq 1, 6 pi & mbox{if } g=0. end{array}
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