Johnson's homomorphisms and the Arakelov-Green function
arXiv:0801.4218
Abstract
Let be the universal family of compact Riemann surfaces of genus . We introduce a real-valued function on the moduli space and compute the first and the second variations of the function. As a consequence we relate the Chern form of the relative tangent bundle induced by the Arakelov-Green function with differential forms on induced by a flat connection whose holonomy gives Johnson's homomorphisms on the mapping class group.
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