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Teichm\"uller theory for conic surfaces

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arxiv 1509.07608 v1 pith:CLYS7LWP submitted 2015-09-25 math.DG math.AP

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In this paper we develop a systematic deformation theory for conic constant curvature metrics on a closed surface when all cone angles are less than $2\pi$; in particular, we define and study the Teichm\"uller space $\mathcal{T}^{\mathrm{conic}}_{\gamma,k}$ of conic constant curvature metrics on a surface of genus $\gamma$ with $k$ conic points. The methods here are adopted from higher dimensional global analysis, generalizing Tromba's approach to the study of the standard Teichm\"uller space $\mathcal{T}_\gamma$. The main new ingredient is the theory of elliptic conic operators.

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