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The Teichmüller–Randers metric

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In this paper, we introduce a new asymmetric weak metric on the Teichmüller space of a closed orientable surface with (possibly empty) punctures. This new metric, which we call the Teichmüller–Randers metric, is an asymmetric deformation of the Teichmüller metric and is obtained by adding to the infinitesimal form of the Teichmüller metric a differential 1-form. We study basic properties of the Teichmüller–Randers metric. In the case when the 1-form is exact, any Teichmüller geodesic between two points is also a unique Teichmüller–Randers geodesic between them. A particularly interesting case is when the differential 1-form is the differential of the logarithm of the extremal length function associated with a measured foliation. We show that in this case the Teichmüller–Randers metric is incomplete in any Teichmüller disc, and we give a characterisation of geodesic rays with bounded length in this disc in terms of their directing measured foliations.
Title: The Teichmüller–Randers metric
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In this paper, we introduce a new asymmetric weak metric on the Teichmüller space of a closed orientable surface with (possibly empty) punctures.
This new metric, which we call the Teichmüller–Randers metric, is an asymmetric deformation of the Teichmüller metric and is obtained by adding to the infinitesimal form of the Teichmüller metric a differential 1-form.
We study basic properties of the Teichmüller–Randers metric.
In the case when the 1-form is exact, any Teichmüller geodesic between two points is also a unique Teichmüller–Randers geodesic between them.
A particularly interesting case is when the differential 1-form is the differential of the logarithm of the extremal length function associated with a measured foliation.
We show that in this case the Teichmüller–Randers metric is incomplete in any Teichmüller disc, and we give a characterisation of geodesic rays with bounded length in this disc in terms of their directing measured foliations.

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