All but five explicit holonomy signatures are realizable on closed surfaces; the five are three torus cases (no cones with nontrivial holonomy, (3π/2,5π/2), (π,3π) with holonomy 2Z4) and two genus-two cases (6π and (3π,5π) with holonomy 2Z4).
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The local invariants of a meromorphic Abelian differential on a Riemann surface of genus $g$ are the orders of zeros and poles, and the residues at the poles. The main result of this paper is that with few exceptions, every pattern of orders and residues can be obtain by an Abelian differential. These exceptions are two families in genus zero when the orders of the poles are either all simple or all nonsimple. Moreover, we even show that the pattern can be realized in each connected component of strata. Finally we give consequences of these results in algebraic and flat geometry. The main ingredient of the proof is the flat representation of the Abelian differentials.
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Which Holonomy Signatures Are Realizable? A Complete Answer for Closed Surfaces
All but five explicit holonomy signatures are realizable on closed surfaces; the five are three torus cases (no cones with nontrivial holonomy, (3π/2,5π/2), (π,3π) with holonomy 2Z4) and two genus-two cases (6π and (3π,5π) with holonomy 2Z4).