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Algebraic deRham cohomology of log-Riemann surfaces of finite type
Kingshook Biswas ;
Date 26 Feb 2016
AbstractLog-Riemann surfaces of finite type are Riemann surfaces with finitely generated fundamental group equipped with a local diffeomorphism to C such that the surface has finitely many infinite order ramification points. We define and prove nondegeneracy of a period pairing for log-Riemann surfaces of finite type, given by pairing differentials with finitely many exponential singularities, of the form g exp(int R_0) dz (where g, R_0 are meromorphic functions on a compact Riemann surface, with R_0 fixed) with closed curves and curves joining infinite order ramification points. As a consequence we show that the dimension of a cohomology group (given by differentials with exponential singularities of fixed type, modulo differentials of functions with exponential singularities of the same fixed type) is finite, equal to (2g + #R + (n-1)), where g is the genus of the compact Riemann surface, R is the set of infinite order ramification points, and n the number of exponential singularities.
Source arXiv, 1602.8219
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