Uniqueness conjecture for half-plane differentials with fourth-order poles

Let XX be a Riemann surface equipped with poles whose orders are all 44, and prescribe the residues and leading order terms at those poles. Theorem provides a half-plane differential with this prescribed data. Uniqueness conjecture. When all the orders of the poles are 44, the half-plane differential with prescribed residues and leading order terms is unique. This conjecture concerns the remaining uniqueness question for the construction of half-plane differentials: non-uniqueness is known for single-poled half-plane differentials on C^\hat{\mathbb{C}} with poles of order greater than 44, even when the residue and leading order coefficient agree.

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Subhojoy Gupta, “Meromorphic quadratic differentials with half-plane structures”, arXiv:1301.0332 (2013).

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