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    Geometry of Riemann Surfaces and Teichmüller Spaces

    By M. Seppälä and T. Sorvali

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    The moduli problem is to describe the structure of the space
    of isomorphism classes of Riemann surfaces of a given
    topological type. This space is known as the moduli
    space     and has been at the center of pure mathematics for
    more than a hundred years. In spite of its age, this field
    still attracts a lot of attention, the smooth compact Riemann
    surfaces being simply complex projective algebraic curves.
    Therefore the moduli space of compact Riemann surfaces is also
    the moduli space of complex algebraic curves. This space lies
    on the intersection of many fields of mathematics and may be
    studied from many different points of view.

    The aim of this
    monograph is to present information about the structure of the
    moduli space using as concrete and elementary methods as
    possible. This simple approach leads to a rich theory and
    opens a new way of treating the moduli problem, putting new
    life into classical methods that were used in the study of
    moduli problems in the 1920s.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElsevier Science
    Release dateAug 18, 2011
    ISBN9780080872803
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