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تسجيل مستخدم جديدThe Weil-Petersson gradient flow of renormalized volume on a Bers slice has a global attracting fixed point
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We show that the flow on a Bers slice given by the Weil-Petersson gradient vector field of renormalized volume is globally attracting to its fuchsian basepoint.
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