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can be compactified to form the [[Deligne-Mumford space]] <math>\overline\mathcal{M}_{d+1}</math>, whose boundary and corner strata can be represented by trees of polygonal domains <math>(\Sigma_v)_{v\in V}</math> with each edge <math>e=(v,w)</math> represented by two punctures <math>z^-_e\in \Sigma_v</math> and <math>z^+_e\in\Sigma_w</math>. The ''thin'' neighbourhoods of these punctures are biholomorphic to half-strips, and then a neighbourhood of a tree of polygonal domains is obtained by gluing the domains together at the pairs of strip-like ends represented by the edges. | can be compactified to form the [[Deligne-Mumford space]] <math>\overline\mathcal{M}_{d+1}</math>, whose boundary and corner strata can be represented by trees of polygonal domains <math>(\Sigma_v)_{v\in V}</math> with each edge <math>e=(v,w)</math> represented by two punctures <math>z^-_e\in \Sigma_v</math> and <math>z^+_e\in\Sigma_w</math>. The ''thin'' neighbourhoods of these punctures are biholomorphic to half-strips, and then a neighbourhood of a tree of polygonal domains is obtained by gluing the domains together at the pairs of strip-like ends represented by the edges. | ||
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+ | The space of stable rooted metric ribbon trees, as discussed in [[https://books.google.com/books/about/Homotopy_Invariant_Algebraic_Structures.html?id=Sz5yQwAACAAJ BV]], is another topological representation of the (compactified) [[Deligne Mumford space]] <math>\overline\mathcal{M}_{d+1}</math>. |
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For , the moduli space of domains
can be compactified to form the Deligne-Mumford space , whose boundary and corner strata can be represented by trees of polygonal domains with each edge represented by two punctures and . The thin neighbourhoods of these punctures are biholomorphic to half-strips, and then a neighbourhood of a tree of polygonal domains is obtained by gluing the domains together at the pairs of strip-like ends represented by the edges.
The space of stable rooted metric ribbon trees, as discussed in [BV], is another topological representation of the (compactified) Deligne Mumford space .