On a surface formed by randomly gluing together polygonal discs
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Starting with a collection of n oriented polygonal discs, with an even number N of sides in total, we generate a random oriented surface by randomly matching the sides of discs and properly gluing them together. Encoding the surface by a random permutation γ   of [N], we use the Fourier transform on SN to show that γ   is asymptotic to the permutation distributed uniformly on the alternating group AN (View the MathML source resp.) if e6707c692bb" title="Click to view the MathML source">N−n and 22e9eeee34ffee0" title="Click to view the MathML source">N/2 are of the same (opposite resp.) parity. We use this to prove a local central limit theorem for the number of vertices on the surface, whence also for its Euler characteristic χ  . We also show that with high probability (as N→∞, uniformly in n  ) the random surface consists of a single component, and thus has a well-defined genus g=1−χ/2, which is asymptotic to a Gaussian random variable, with mean (N/2−n−log⁡N)/2 and variance (log⁡N)/4.

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