Large-genus asymptotics of saddle connection Siegel-Veech constants
Anja Randecker

TL;DR
This paper extends the asymptotic analysis of Siegel-Veech constants, which count saddle connections on translation surfaces, to all strata and multiplicities, providing a comprehensive understanding of their behavior as genus grows.
Contribution
It generalizes existing asymptotic formulas for Siegel-Veech constants to all strata and multiplicities, enhancing the understanding of their large-genus behavior.
Findings
Asymptotics of Siegel-Veech constants are now known for all strata.
The results include constants for saddle connections between distinct zeros and loops.
Provides a unified framework for large-genus asymptotics in translation surface theory.
Abstract
Siegel-Veech constants are powerful tools for counting saddle connections on a translation surface. Their computation can be involved, most famously with recursive formulas that use intricate combinatorics or intersection theory. From these formulas, asymptotics of Siegel-Veech constants for growing genus can be extracted. We extend the known asymptotics to all strata and to all multiplicities of saddle-connections between distinct zeros and of loops.
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