Deligne-Mumford space

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TODO: Expand on this copy of a sketch in the moduli space construction

For d\geq 2, the moduli space of domains

{\mathcal  {M}}_{{d+1}}:={\frac  {{\bigl \{}\Sigma _{{\underline {z}}}\,{\big |}\,\underline {z}=\{z_{0},\ldots ,z_{d}\}\in \partial D\;{\text{pairwise disjoint}}{\bigr \}}}{\Sigma _{{\underline {z}}}\sim \Sigma _{{\underline {z}'}}\;{\text{iff}}\;\exists \psi :\Sigma _{{\underline {z}}}\to \Sigma _{{\underline {z}'}},\;\psi ^{*}i=i}}

can be compactified to form the Deligne-Mumford space \overline {\mathcal  {DM}}_{{d+1}}, whose boundary and corner strata can be represented by trees of polygonal domains (\Sigma _{v})_{{v\in V}} with each edge e=(v,w) represented by two punctures z_{e}^{-}\in \Sigma _{v} and z_{e}^{+}\in \Sigma _{w}. 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.