Explicit Connections with SU(2)-Monodromy
Abstract
The pure braid group of a quadruply-punctured Riemann sphere acts on the SL(2,C)-moduli M of the representation variety of such sphere. The points in M are classified into -orbits. We show that, in this case, the monodromy groups of many explicit solutions to the Riemann-Hilbert problem are subgroups of SU(2). Most of these solutions are examples of representations that have dense images in SU(2), but with finite -orbits in M. These examples relate to explicit immersions of constant mean curvature surfaces.
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