2018
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1810.03960
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Joining dessins together

Abstract: An operation of joining coset diagrams for a given group, introduced by Higman and developed by Conder in connection with Hurwitz groups, is reinterpreted and generalised as a connected sum operation on dessins d'enfants of a given type. A number of examples are given.

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“…In terms of the corresponding maps D i , this is a connected sum operation, in which the two surfaces are joined across cuts between the free ends of the free edges representing the fixed points α i and β i ; in particular, if D i has genus g i then D 1 (1)D 2 has genus g 1 + g 2 . (Further details about this and more general joining operations on dessins will appear in [25]. )…”
Section: G Hmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of the corresponding maps D i , this is a connected sum operation, in which the two surfaces are joined across cuts between the free ends of the free edges representing the fixed points α i and β i ; in particular, if D i has genus g i then D 1 (1)D 2 has genus g 1 + g 2 . (Further details about this and more general joining operations on dessins will appear in [25]. )…”
Section: G Hmentioning
confidence: 99%