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Generating Extended Mapping Class Groups with Two Periodic Elements
The extended mapping class group of a surface $\Sigma$ is defined to be the
group of isotopy classes of (not necessarily orientation-preserving)
homeomorphisms of $\Sigma$. We are able to show that the extended mapping class
group of an $n$-punctured sphere is generated by two elements of finite order
exactly when $n\not=4$. We use this result to prove that the extended mapping
class group of a genus 2 surface is generated by two elements of finite order.