Projective structures, grafting and measured laminations

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We show that grafting any fixed hyperbolic surface defines a homeomorphism from the space of measured laminations to Teichmüller space, complementing a result of Scannell-Wolf on grafting by a fixed lamination. This result is used to study the relationship between the complexanalytic and geometric coordinate systems for the space of complex projective (CP1) structures on a surface. We also study the rays in Teichmüller space associated to the grafting coordinates, obtaining estimates for extremal and hyperbolic length functions and their derivatives along these grafting rays. © 2008 Mathematical Sciences Publishers.

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Dumas, D., & Wolf, M. (2008). Projective structures, grafting and measured laminations. Geometry and Topology, 12(1), 351–386. https://doi.org/10.2140/gt.2008.12.351

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