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48 results for Guirardel core

For a fully irreducible automorphism φof the free group F_k we compute the asymptotics of the intersection number n \mapsto i(T,T'φ^n) for trees T,T' in Outer space. We also obtain qualitative information about the geometry of the Guirardel core for the trees T and T'φ^n for n large.

2008-06-30abs ↗pdf ↗

New perspective on Heegaard splittings using square complexes and combinatorial measurements.

problem Measuring obstructions to Heegaard splittings in 3-manifolds.
method Square complexes and Guirardel's core, augmented Heegaard diagrams.
result Augmented Heegaard diagrams provide a new way to describe Heegaard splittings with desirable properties.

Outer automorphism groups of Coxeter groups are trivial except for small ranks.

problem Triviality of outer automorphism groups of Coxeter groups.
method Using Guirardel-Levitt outer space for free products, proving triviality and cyclic order for specific ranks.
result Outer automorphism groups are trivial except for small ranks.

One of the most useful tools for studying the geometry of the mapping class group has been the subsurface projections of Masur and Minsky. Here we propose an analogue for the study of the geometry of Out(F_n) called submanifold projection. We use the doubled handlebody M_n = #^n S^2 \times S^1 as a geometric model of F…

2012-11-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Following the approach of Dahmani, Guirardel and Osin, we extend the group theoretical Dehn filling theorem to show that the pre-images of infinite order elements have a certain structure of a free product. We then apply this result to show that groups hyperbolic relative to residually finite groups satisfying the Farr…

2015-10-27abs ↗pdf ↗

We prove that non-elementary hyperbolic groups grow exponentially more quickly than their infinite index quasiconvex subgroups. The proof uses the classical tools of automatic structures and Perron-Frobenius theory. We also extend the main result to relatively hyperbolic groups and cubulated groups. These extensions us…

2016-02-25abs ↗pdf ↗

Study Poisson boundaries of building lattices and generalize rigidity results.

problem Understanding Poisson boundaries of building lattices and their rigidity properties.
method Proved Poisson boundaries and used them to generalize rigidity results.
result Generalized rigidity results for morphisms and cocycles from lattices in buildings to groups with negative curvature.

We show that any infinite order element gg of a virtually cyclic hyperbolically embedded subgroup of a group GG is Morse, that is to say any quasi-geodesic connecting points in the cyclic group CC generated by gg stays close to CC. This answers a question of Dahmani-Guirardel-Osin. What is more, we show that hyper…

2013-10-29abs ↗pdf ↗

We generalise the Karrass-Pietrowski-Solitar and the Nielsen realisation theorems from the setting of free groups to that of free products. As a result, we obtain a fixed point theorem for finite groups of outer automorphisms acting on the relative free splitting complex of Handel--Mosher and on the outer space of a fr…

2016-01-10abs ↗pdf ↗

Let TT be an R\mathbb{R}-tree, equipped with a very small action of the rank nn free group FnF_n, and let HFnH \leq F_n be finitely generated. We consider the case where the action FnTF_n \curvearrowright T is indecomposable--this is a strong mixing property introduced by Guirardel. In this case, we show that the acti…

2010-02-16abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper shows how contracting elements in groups lead to large quotients with specific growth rates.

problem Understanding the growth rates of group actions with contracting elements.
method Using extension lemma, rotating families theory, and quasi-tree construction.
result There exist sequences of quotient groups with growth rates approaching the original group's growth rate.

We prove that any action of a higher rank lattice on a Gromov-hyperbolic space is elementary. More precisely, it is either elliptic or parabolic. This is a large generalization of the fact that any action of a higher rank lattice on a tree has a fixed point. A consequence is that any quasi-action of a higher rank latti…

2016-07-07abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper establishes an equivalence between transitive double Lie algebroids and core diagrams.

problem Understanding and characterizing transitive double Lie algebroids.
method Using core diagrams and equivalence of transitive core diagrams with transitive double Lie groupoids.
result Transitive double Lie algebroids are completely determined by their core diagrams.

Study reveals multiple core-periphery structures in interbank markets, transforming during financial crises.

problem Understanding the complex structure and transformation of interbank markets during financial crises.
method Novel core-periphery detection method on eMID interbank market data.
result Interbank markets exhibit multiple core-periphery pairs and transition to bipartite structures over short time scales.

AL0\ell_0CORE tensor decomposition reduces computational cost for sparse count data.

problem Efficiently decompose sparse count data matrices.
method Probabilistic Tucker decomposition with 0\ell_0-norm constraint.
result AL0\ell_0CORE achieves similar results to full Tucker decomposition at a fraction of the cost.

We introduce the notion of the visual core of a hyperbolic 3-manifold N and explore its basic properties. The visual core can be thought of as a harmonic analysis analogue of the convex core. We investigate circumstances in which the visual core of a cover N' of N embeds under the covering map from N' to N. We apply th…

1999-03-12abs ↗pdf ↗

Paper introduces a core-periphery model for identifying informative network structures.

problem Noise and bias in non-informative periphery structures obscure the informative core in complex networks.
method Spectral algorithms for core identification as a preprocessing step for network analysis.
result The proposed method outperforms traditional core-periphery methods in various downstream tasks.

Estimates covariance matrices for matrix-variate data via core covariance geometry.

problem Estimating covariance matrices for matrix-variate data with partial isotropy.
method Fixed-rank core covariance geometry, partial-isotropy rank-r core shrinkage estimator.
result The geometry of the space of rank-r cores is a smooth manifold.

The paper extends quasimorphisms on subgroups to larger groups.

problem Extending quasimorphisms from subgroups to larger groups.
method Provides a general sufficient condition for extendability of quasimorphisms on subgroups.
result New results for quasimorphisms on normal subgroups, including bi-Lipschitz equivalence of stable commutator length and group-theoretic Dehn filling.

Probabilistic programming aids in automatically dating ice cores, reducing manual error and uncertainty.

problem Automatically dating ice cores with high accuracy and capturing uncertainty.
method Probabilistic models and probabilistic programming for automatic inference.
result Demonstrated the use of probabilistic programming for ice core dating, showcasing its benefits and limitations.

Parallelizes word2vec for multi-core and many-core architectures.

problem Efficiently parallelize word2vec for modern multi-core/many-core architectures.
method Proposes HogBatch, improving reuse of data structures through minibatching and negative sample sharing, allowing matrix multiply operations.
result Demonstrates strong scalability up to 32 nodes and near linear scaling across cores and nodes.

Study shows the volume of convex core for once-punctured torus groups is close to a fixed value.

problem Understanding the volume of convex cores in once-punctured torus groups.
method Analyzing a sequence of quasi-Fuchsian manifolds associated with a pseudo-Anosov mapping class.
result The volume of the convex core differs from a fixed value by at most a uniformly bounded constant.

The term "CoRE kernel" stands for correlation-resemblance kernel. In many applications (e.g., vision), the data are often high-dimensional, sparse, and non-binary. We propose two types of (nonlinear) CoRE kernels for non-binary sparse data and demonstrate the effectiveness of the new kernels through a classification ex…

2014-04-24abs ↗pdf ↗

New algorithm detects cores in graphs with community structure, improving vertex selection for better clustering.

problem Understanding and detecting core-periphery structures in graphs with community structure.
method Introduces relative centrality to detect cores in graphs with community and core-periphery structures.
result Relative centrality solves bias issues in core detection, leading to better vertex selection and improved clustering performance.

We obtain upper and lower bounds on the difference between the renormalized volume and the volume of the convex core of a convex cocompact hyperbolic 3-manifold which depend on the injectivity radius of the boundary of the universal cover of the convex core and the Euler characteristic of the boundary of the convex cor…

2015-02-17abs ↗pdf ↗

Deep learning predicts nuclear equation of state from rotating core collapse GW signals.

problem Classifying the nuclear equation of state from rotating core collapse gravitational wave signals.
method Employed deep convolutional neural networks to classify visual and temporal patterns in GW signals.
result Up to 97% correct classifications of nuclear equation of state in the test set.

This study examines cores within superclusters, highlighting their transitional nature and dynamical state.

problem Understanding the morphology and dynamical properties of cores within superclusters.
method Projected and radial velocity distributions of galaxies, morphological analysis, entropy and mass estimates.
result Cores are transitional structures that evolve towards virialisation but remain gravitationally bound.

The study allows for connected sums in manifolds with positive intermediate Ricci curvature.

problem Performing connected sums in manifolds with positive intermediate Ricci curvature.
method Introducing and utilizing kk-core metrics to show the possibility of connected sums.
result Connected sums are possible under certain conditions involving kk-core metrics.

Study signatures of torus links and their cores using Neumann's equivariant signatures and Hirzebruch's formula.

problem Computing signatures of torus links and their cores.
method Use Neumann's equivariant signatures and rewrite Hirzebruch's formula for torus links (without cores) in terms of integral points in a parallelogram.
result Rewritten Hirzebruch's formula for torus links with cores using integral points in a parallelogram.

Core groups are link invariants defined by arc or region presentations.

problem Defining link invariants using different presentations of arcs and regions.
method Introducing core groups as link invariants defined by presentations involving arcs or regions, and extending these to virtual link diagrams.
result Properties of core groups and their extensions to virtual link diagrams are discussed.

We show that in any triangulation of a solid torus, there is a pre-core curve that lies in the 2-skeleton and that intersects the interior of each face in at most 10 straight arcs. By definition, a pre-core curve is a simple closed curve that becomes a core curve when a collar is attached to the boundary of the solid t…

2011-06-15abs ↗pdf ↗