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48 results for Bridge multisections

Study of curves in rational surfaces using multisections and torus actions.

problem Understanding curves in rational surfaces using multisections and torus actions.
method Analysis of multisections of embedded surfaces in rational 4-manifolds with torus actions.
result Every smooth, complex curve in CP^1 × CP^1 can be put in efficient bridge position with respect to a genus one 4-section.

Multisections generalize Heegaard splittings and trisections to higher dimensions.

problem Decomposing higher-dimensional manifolds into 1-handlebodies with specific intersection properties.
method Considering multisections of higher-dimensional smooth or PL closed orientable manifolds, and associating diagrams to them.
result Multisection diagrams uniquely determine manifolds in all dimensions up to 6.

The study shows manifolds with special generic maps also have nice multisections.

problem Characterizing manifolds with special generic maps and multisections.
method Analyzing manifolds with special generic maps and their properties, and showing how these maps restrict the differentiable structures of spheres and manifolds.
result Manifolds admitting special generic maps also admit nice generalized multisections.

In this article, we characterize isomorphism classes of Lefschetz fibrations with multisections via their monodromy factorizations. We prove that two Lefschetz fibrations with multisections are isomorphic if and only if their monodromy factorizations in the relevant mapping class groups are related to each other by a f…

2015-04-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Recently Gay and Kirby described a new decomposition of smooth closed 44-manifolds called a trisection. This paper generalises Heegaard splittings of 33-manifolds and trisections of 44-manifolds to all dimensions, using triangulations as a key tool. In particular, we prove that every closed piecewise linear nn-mani…

2016-02-10abs ↗pdf ↗

New invariant defined for Weinstein domains, related to Kirby-Thompson's invariant.

problem Defining a symplectic invariant for Weinstein domains.
method Contact cut graph, Lefschetz fibrations, multisections with divides.
result Definition of Weinstein L\mathcal{L}-invariant and its relation to Kirby-Thompson's invariant.

We show that the "geometric models of matter" approach proposed by the first author can be used to construct models of anyon quasiparticles with fractional quantum numbers, using 4-dimensional edge-cone orbifold geometries with orbifold singularities along embedded 2-dimensional surfaces. The anyon states arise through…

2016-11-12abs ↗pdf ↗

Gay and Kirby introduced the notion of a trisection of a smooth 4-manifold, which is a decomposition of the 4-manifold into three elementary pieces. Rubinstein and Tillmann later extended this idea to construct multisections of piecewise-linear (PL) manifolds in all dimensions. Given a PL manifold YY of dimension nn,…

2019-04-02abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper we use continuous family of multisections of the moduli space of pseudo holomorphic discs to partially improve, in the case of real coefficient, the construction of Lagrangian Floer cohomology of which the author developed jointly with Oh-Ohta-Ono. Namely we associate cyclically symmetric filtered A infin…

2009-07-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Let M be a compact oriented even-dimensional manifold. This note constructs a compact symplectic manifold S of the same dimension and a map f from S to M of strictly positive degree. The construction relies on two deep results: the first is a theorem of Ontaneda that gives a Riemannian manifold N of tightly pinched neg…

2019-05-14abs ↗pdf ↗

Cieliebak, Mundet i Riera and Salamon recently formulated a definition of branched submanifold of Euclidean space in connection with their discussion of multivalued sections and the Euler class. This note proposes an intrinsic definition of a weighted branched manifold Z that is obtained from the usual definition of or…

2005-09-28abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper provides examples of keen weakly reducible bridge spheres for links in b-bridge position.

problem Characterizing and finding examples of keen weakly reducible bridge spheres.
method Analyzing bridge spheres and their properties in terms of compressing disks and width complex.
result Infinitely many examples of keen weakly reducible bridge spheres for links in b-bridge position.

Suppose a knot in a 33-manifold is in nn-bridge position. We consider a reduction of the knot along a bridge disk DD and show that the result is an (n1)(n-1)-bridge position if and only if there is a bridge disk EE such that (D,E)(D, E) is a cancelling pair. We apply this to an unknot KK, in nn-bridge position with re…

2016-06-23abs ↗pdf ↗

We show that if KK is a knot in S3S^3 and ΣΣ is a bridge sphere for KK with high distance and 2n2n punctures, the number of perturbations of KK required to interchange the two balls bounded by ΣΣ via an isotopy is nn. We also construct a knot with two different bridge spheres with 2n2n and 2n12n-1 bridges respecti…

2009-08-25abs ↗pdf ↗

Paper explores link and plat presentations, showing equivalence under bridge isotopy.

problem Relationship between links in bridge position and plat presentations.
method Established equivalence between Hilden double coset classes of plat presentations and bridge positions up to isotopy.
result Revealed equivalence of Hilden double coset classes for n-bridge unknot and torus knots in plat position.

For any given number of crossings cc, there exists a formula to determine the number of 2-bridge knots of cc crossings, and indeed it is a simple matter to actually construct presentations of these knots. However, the determination of whether a given (prime) knot is a 2-bridge knot remains a nontrivial exercise, and …

2004-09-20abs ↗pdf ↗