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Is a local system on a surface determined by simple closed loops?
$\def\ZZ{\mathbb{Z}}\def\FF{\mathbb{F}}$This is an attempt to fix a (currently deleted) answer of Will Sawin's. Will tried to show that the claim was false for $n = 3^g$. I can show, by a similar stra …
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