Polynomial-growth conjecture for the number of curve diagrams

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Let gn,kg_{n,k} denote the number of curve diagrams of genus nn and complexity kk, as in the paper. Let n≥2n\geq 2 be an integer. Polynomial-growth conjecture. There exist positive constants αn\alpha_n and βn\beta_n such that

αnk2(n−2)≤gn,k≤βnk2(n−2)\alpha_n k^{2(n-2)}\leq g_{n,k}\leq\beta_n k^{2(n-2)}

for every integer k≥1k\geq 1. This was already proved for n=2n=2 and n=3n=3; the conjecture predicts the precise polynomial order of growth for every fixed nn and is supported by the enumerated data.

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Vincent Jugé, “Curve Diagrams, Laminations, and the Geometric Complexity of Braids”, arXiv:1503.00752 (2015).

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