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A Super Version of a Theorem of Fricke-Klein

Marcel Dang
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We start studying the character variety of the algebraic supergroup OSp(1|2) from the algebraic perspective. We do this by first investigating the specific case of the character variety of the free group on two letters and try to describe the ring of invariants with respect to the conjugation action. The explicit description of the corresponding character variety for SL(2) was done by Fricke and Klein, so this can be seen as a variant of this theorem for its supergeometric counterpart OSp(1|2) and briefly touch upon the character stack for OSp(1|2)

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Marcel Dang. 2026-03-23. A Super Version of a Theorem of Fricke-Klein. https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.20482

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