Elliptic-point count conjecture for prime square-tiled surfaces in H(2)

Let nn be prime, and consider the elliptic points associated with primitive nn-square-tiled surfaces in H(2){\mathcal{H}}(2). Elliptic-point count conjecture. For prime nn, the number of elliptic points is

n+14.\left\lfloor\frac{n+1}{4}\right\rfloor.

The preceding discussion only gives an O(n)O(n) upper bound from lattice points in a quarter-circle, while this formula proposes the exact count; its status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Pascal Hubert and Samuel Lelièvre, “Prime arithmetic Teichmuller discs in H(2)”, arXiv:math/0401056 (2004).

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