Counting invariant components of hyperelliptic translation surfaces
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Abstract: The flow in a fixed direction on a translation surface S determines a decomposition of S into closed invariant sets, each of which is either periodic or minimal. We study this decomposition for translation surfaces in the hyperelliptic connected components and of the corresponding strata of the moduli space of translation surfaces. Specifically, we characterize the pairs of nonnegative integers (p,m) for which there exists a translation surface in or with precisely p periodic components and m minimal components. This extends results by Naveh ([Naveh08]), who obtained tight upper bounds on the numbers of minimal components and invariant components a translation surface in any given stratum may have. Analogous results for the other connected components of moduli space are forthcoming.
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