Points of the filled cover #
For a map to the thrice-punctured sphere, one point is added for each connected component over each of the three standard punctured neighborhoods. For a finite cover, the component-cycle equivalences identify the number of added points with the sum of the three full cycle counts of its monodromy triple.
These are the new points in the compactification of a finite cover. Their puncture labels
determine where the extended map sends them. A homeomorphism over the thrice-punctured sphere
transports these added points by its induced bijections on connected components, preserving
puncture labels and respecting identities, inverses, and composition. The component bijections
use Mathlib's Topology.IsCoinducing.connectedComponentsHomeomorph.
References #
- E. Girondo and G. González-Diez, Introduction to Compact Riemann Surfaces and Dessins d'Enfants, §1.2.7 (one added point for each component over a puncture).
The components above the punctures 0, 1, and ∞, respectively. Each component
contributes one point to the filled cover.
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Add a point over the puncture 0 for each component of its punctured preimage.
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Add a point over the puncture 1 for each component of its punctured preimage.
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Add a point over the puncture ∞ for each component of its punctured preimage.
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The three kinds of added point, as an explicit sum for defining maps out of them.
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The added points as pairs ⟨q, c⟩ of a puncture q and a connected component c of
p ⁻¹' D_q*, so that the three punctures can be handled by one argument.
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The puncture over which an added point lies, with 0, 1, and 2 representing
0, 1, and ∞.
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Every added point lies over exactly one of the three punctures.
The points labelled 0 are exactly those constructed over 0.
The points labelled 1 are exactly those constructed over 1.
The points labelled 2 (the puncture ∞) are exactly those constructed over ∞.
Restrict an isomorphism over the sphere to the preimage of a standard punctured neighbourhood.
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An isomorphism over the sphere transports added points by its induced bijection on components over each puncture.
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The puncture and component of a transported point.
On a component represented by a point, transport is represented by the image point.
Transport does not change the puncture label.
Identity isomorphisms fix every added point.
Transport along a composite is the composite of the two transports.
Transport along the inverse isomorphism reverses transport.
A numbered finite cover has only finitely many added points.
The number of points added to a numbered finite cover is the sum of the cycle counts of its three monodromy permutations. Fixed points count as cycles of length one.
The added points are the cycles of the monodromy. For a cover whose fibre over 1/2 is
numbered by ν, the components of p ⁻¹' D_q* over the punctures 0, 1 and ∞, which are
the points added in FilledCover p, are the cycles of σ0, σ1 and σinf respectively
(IsCoveringMap.sameCycleQuotientσ0EquivConnectedComponents and its analogues).
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A finite cover has finitely many added points. This is FilledPoint.finite, applied to a
numbering of the fibre over 1/2, which is finite as soon as one fibre is.