Pentagon representations and complex projective structures on closed surfaces
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Abstract: We define a class of representations of the fundamental group of a closed surface of genus to : the pentagon representations. We show that they are exactly the non-elementary -representations of surface groups that do not admit a Schottky decomposition, i.e. a pants decomposition such that the restriction of the representation to each pair of pants is an isomorphism onto a Schottky group. In doing so, we exhibit a gap in the proof of Gallo, Kapovich and Marden that every non-elementary representation of a surface group to is the holonomy of a projective structure, possibly with one branched point of order . We show that pentagon representations arise as such holonomies and repair their proof.
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