The Euler characteristic of
arXiv:1907.03543 · doi:10.4171/CMH/501
Abstract
We prove that the rational Euler characteristic of is always negative and its asymptotic growth rate is . This settles a 1987 conjecture of J. Smillie and the second author. We establish connections with the Lambert -function and the zeta function.
final version, to appear in Commentarii Math. Helv
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