Invariant measures on moduli spaces of twisted holomorphic 1-forms and strata of dilation surfaces

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Main Authors: Apisa, Paul, Salter, Nick
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author Apisa, Paul
Salter, Nick
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Salter, Nick
contents The moduli space of twisted holomorphic 1-forms on Riemann surfaces, equivalently dilation surfaces with scaling, admits a stratification and GL(2,R)-action as in the case of moduli spaces of translation surfaces. We produce an analogue of Masur-Veech measure, i.e. an SL(2,R)-invariant Lebesgue class measure on strata or explicit covers thereof. This relies on a novel computation of cohomology with coefficients for the mapping class group. The computation produces a framed mapping class group invariant measure on representation varieties that naturally appear as the codomains of the periods maps that coordinatize strata.
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spellingShingle Invariant measures on moduli spaces of twisted holomorphic 1-forms and strata of dilation surfaces
Apisa, Paul
Salter, Nick
Geometric Topology
Dynamical Systems
The moduli space of twisted holomorphic 1-forms on Riemann surfaces, equivalently dilation surfaces with scaling, admits a stratification and GL(2,R)-action as in the case of moduli spaces of translation surfaces. We produce an analogue of Masur-Veech measure, i.e. an SL(2,R)-invariant Lebesgue class measure on strata or explicit covers thereof. This relies on a novel computation of cohomology with coefficients for the mapping class group. The computation produces a framed mapping class group invariant measure on representation varieties that naturally appear as the codomains of the periods maps that coordinatize strata.
title Invariant measures on moduli spaces of twisted holomorphic 1-forms and strata of dilation surfaces
topic Geometric Topology
Dynamical Systems
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.10685