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Kleinian Groups; Eichler Cohomology and the Complex Theory

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In this expanded version of an expository lecture delivered at the University of Michigan in honor of Fred Gehring’s seventieth birthday, I discuss the complex analytic theory of finitely generated Kleinian groups. The common theme, for all but the last section, is Eichler cohomology as developed in [29] and [30]1. We follow, however, the notation established in [35]. Our aim is to illustrate the general picture, especially by good examples that can be generalized. Full proofs are found in the articles listed in the bibliography. In order to help the reader2an appendix with some standard definitions and elementary properties has been included.

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1See [6] for an alternate approach.

2I am grateful to the referee for this and other suggestions that improved and clarified the exposition.

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Kra, I. (1998). Kleinian Groups; Eichler Cohomology and the Complex Theory. In: Duren, P., Heinonen, J., Osgood, B., Palka, B. (eds) Quasiconformal Mappings and Analysis. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0605-7_14

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