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48 results for Monodromy Groups

Positive braids linked to knot invariants and geometric monodromy groups.

problem Understanding knot invariants and geometric monodromy groups for positive braids.
method Associate braid monodromy groups to positive braids, identify these groups with framed mapping class groups for knots, and use these to determine knot invariants.
result Geometric monodromy groups of irreducible singularities are determined by genus and Arf invariant of associated knots.

Polynomials with distinct critical values have braid monodromy groups equal to braid groups.

problem Understanding the structure of braid monodromy groups of polynomials.
method Analyzing the critical values of polynomials to determine their braid monodromy groups.
result The braid monodromy group of a polynomial equals the braid group if the polynomial has distinct critical values.

The study finds arithmetic groups often in square-tiled surface monodromies.

problem Understanding arithmetic properties of square-tiled surfaces.
method Analyzing variations of Hodge structures and Kontsevich-Zorich monodromies.
result Arithmetic groups are frequent in low genus square-tiled surfaces.

New conditions ensure surface group extensions are non-positively curved.

problem Conditions for surface group extensions to be CAT(0).
method Generalized necessary conditions for surface-by-surface groups.
result If GG is CAT(0) with infinite monodromy, the monodromy representation has a finite kernel.

Study shows monodromy kernels are large, failing to prove commensurability in specific strata.

problem Proving commensurability of mapping class groups through monodromy kernels.
method Analyzing monodromy maps for specific strata in translation surfaces.
result Kernels of monodromy maps contain a non-abelian free group of rank 2.

Study of translation covers of platonic solids reveals monodromy group structures.

problem Understanding monodromy groups of translation covers of platonic solids.
method Computed Zariski closures using generators, constraints, and Lyapunov spectrum analysis.
result Zariski closures of monodromy groups are powers of SL(2, R).

We solve a long-standing question about the monodromy of certain complex surfaces.

problem When is the monodromy group of an algebraic family of complex varieties arithmetic?
method Topological analysis of the 'geometric' monodromy, valued in the mapping class group of the fiber.
result We resolve the question affirmatively for Atiyah-Kodaira manifolds.

New groups discovered with unique properties in a specific space.

problem Finding new discrete subgroups with special properties in a mathematical space.
method Proved by showing groups play ping-pong on cones, related to crooked surfaces.
result Infinite family of discrete subgroups with remarkable properties in Sp4(R){Sp}_4(\mathbb{R}).

Characterizes monodromy groups for projective structures on surfaces with specified poles.

problem Characterizing monodromy groups for meromorphic projective structures on surfaces with specific singularities.
method Geometric interpretation of Fock-Goncharov coordinates and recent results on moduli spaces of representations.
result Proves the analogue of a theorem for closed surfaces and settles a long-standing question.

The paper characterizes mapping class groups related to abelian differentials.

problem Understanding the relationship between strata of abelian differentials and mapping class groups.
method Using the topological monodromy representation, the authors show that the fundamental group of a stratum surjects onto a specific subgroup of the mapping class group.
result The framed mapping class groups are finitely generated and explicitly characterized.

Monodromy map from differential systems to character variety is generically immersive for complex GG-representations.

problem Characterizing when the monodromy map is immersive for differential systems.
method Analyzing the space of g\mathfrak{g}-differential systems on a compact Riemann surface and the character variety of GG-representations.
result The monodromy map is an immersion at the generic point when the complex dimension of GG is at least three.

Authors compute monodromy groups for SL(n) and GL(n) Hitchin fibrations.

problem Computing monodromy groups for Higgs bundles on Riemann surfaces.
method Using spectral curves and Picard-Lefschetz transformations, they construct and classify vanishing lattices.
result They determine the structure of monodromy groups for SL(n) and GL(n) Hitchin fibrations.

The paper studies the index of a specific monodromy for origamis in a particular stratum.

problem Determining the index of a Kontsevich-Zorich monodromy for origamis in H(2)\mathcal{H}(2).
method Analyzing the action of the Veech group on the non-tautological part of the homology.
result The index of the Kontsevich-Zorich monodromy is either 1 or 3 for origamis in H(2)\mathcal{H}(2).

Study of monodromy and vanishing cycles for complete intersection curves.

problem Computing topological monodromy of complete intersection curves.
method Innovative tools for studying monodromy of tensor products of very ample line bundles, induction on multi-degree.
result Answer given by the r-spin mapping class group associated to the maximal root of the adjoint line bundle.

We determine the Lagrangian monodromy group L(T) and the smooth monodromy group S(T) of a Clifford torus T in the symplectic 4-space. We show that L(T) is isomorphic to the infinite dihedral group, and S(T) is generated by three reflections. We give explicit formulas for both groups. We also show that if a Lagrangian t…

2009-05-24abs ↗pdf ↗

We consider spaces of plane curves in the setting of algebraic geometry and of singularity theory. On one hand there are the complete linear systems, on the other we consider unfolding spaces of bivariate polynomials of Brieskorn-Pham type. For suitable open subspaces we can define the bifurcation braid monodromy takin…

2010-03-15abs ↗pdf ↗

Monodromy and vanishing cycles computed for ample linear systems on simply connected surfaces.

problem Characterizing curves that can be vanishing cycles in degenerations of linear systems.
method Computing mapping class group-valued monodromy and identifying it with r-spin mapping class groups.
result Identifies simple closed curves as vanishing cycles and provides characterizations of discriminants and Lefschetz fibrations.

The study proposes a conjecture about the monodromy group of singular hyperbolic metrics and provides evidence and confirmations.

problem Understanding the monodromy group of singular hyperbolic metrics on Riemann surfaces.
method Using meromorphic differentials and affine connections, the study examines the monodromy group and confirms the conjecture for specific Riemann surfaces.
result The monodromy group of the singular hyperbolic metric is Zariski dense in PSL(2, R) and cannot be contained in certain Lie subgroups.

The study provides obstructions and unusual subgroup properties in mapping class groups.

problem Obstructing finite index monodromy and unusual subgroup properties in mapping class groups.
method Analyzes geometric monodromy groups and Johnson filtrations to provide obstructions and unusual subgroup properties.
result Construction of subgroups with unusual properties in mapping class groups.

This study examines arithmetic properties of GIB manifolds and their monodromy representations.

problem Arithmetic structure of generalized Inoue--Bombieri manifolds.
method Study of monodromy representations and their arithmetic properties.
result The image of the monodromy representation is a subgroup of a cocompact arithmetic lattice.

Study plane curve singularities to determine vanishing cycles and monodromy groups.

problem Understanding vanishing cycles and monodromy groups for plane curve singularities.
method Intrinsic description of geometric monodromy group, easy criterion for vanishing cycles, canonical framing.
result Monodromy groups are injective for singularities with Milnor fiber of genus at least 7.

Researchers compute monodromy groups of surface families over quartic curves.

problem Computing monodromy groups of surface families over smooth quartic curves.
method Analyzing cyclic branched covers of P2\mathbb{P}^{2} over smooth quartic curves, computing monodromy groups for del Pezzo and K3 surfaces.
result Obtained monodromy groups for del Pezzo and K3 surfaces, including Weyl group $W\left(E_{7} ight)$ and arithmetic lattice $U\left(h_{L_{-}} ight)$.

Study of origamis in minimal stratum with single cylinders, calculating spin parities and monodromy groups.

problem Understanding the structure and properties of origamis in the minimal stratum of moduli space.
method Construction and analysis of minimal [1,1][1,1]-origamis, calculation of spin parities, and investigation of monodromy groups.
result All minimal [1,1][1,1]-origamis have monodromy groups that are almost always finite simple groups.

Study Alexander invariants and cohomology jump loci in group extensions with trivial monodromy.

problem Understanding Alexander invariants and cohomology jump loci in group extensions with specific conditions.
method Analyzing integral, rational, and modular Alexander invariants and cohomology jump loci of groups as extensions with trivial algebraic monodromy.
result Established a tight relationship between Alexander invariants, characteristic varieties, and resonance varieties, leading to an inequality between Chen ranks.

Study a specific line arrangement and compute its fundamental group via braid monodromy.

problem Compute the fundamental group of a specific line arrangement's complement.
method Use braid monodromy to compute the fundamental group.
result The resulting presentation of the fundamental group coincides with the modified Artin presentation.

Study mapping classes using curve singularities and pseudo-periodic homeomorphisms.

problem Characterize mapping classes representable by specific twists and homeomorphisms.
method Use pseudo-periodic homeomorphisms and curve singularities, introduce new graph and twist types.
result Characterize mapping classes that can be represented by tête-à-tête twists and generalize to boundary-free periodic classes.