Cell decomposition and odd cycles on compactified Riemann's moduli space

Mathematics – Geometric Topology

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60 pages, 16 figures

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We introduce and investigate a bundle over the augmented Teichmueller space of a multiply punctured surface F by suitably decorating both punctures and double points of nodal surfaces; the total space of this bundle is shown to be equivariantly homotopy equivalent to the augmented Teichmueller space of F itself. We furthermore study a new bordification of the decorated Teichmueller space of F, which is shown to be equivalently homeomorphic to a real blow-up of its arc complex, by a space of filtered screens on the surface that arises from a natural elaboration of earlier work of McShane-Penner. An appropriate quotient of this space of filtered screens on F is shown to be equivariantly homotopy equivalent to its augmented Teichmueller space and to admit a natural cell decomposition, where cells are indexed by a suitable generalization of fatgraphs. The further quotient by the mapping class group gives the long-sought after cell decomposition of a space homotopy equivalent to the Deligne-Mumford compactification of the Riemann moduli space of F. As a first application of this technology, a plethora of odd-degree cycles is readily constructed, and we conjecture that these classes are homologically non-trivial.

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