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48 results for antipodal pairs

The classical Lusternik-Schnirelman-Borsuk theorem states that if a d-sphere is covered by d+1 closed sets, then at least one of the sets must contain a pair of antipodal points. In this paper, we prove a combinatorial version of this theorem for hypercubes. It is not hard to show that for any cover of the facets of a …

2009-09-02abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper explores symmetric representations of links and conditions for amphichirality.

problem Investigating symmetric representations of links and conditions for amphichirality.
method Using antipodally self-dual and antipodally symmetric maps, the authors provide sufficient combinatorial conditions for amphichirality.
result A link is amphichiral if its self-dual pairing is not one of 6 specific ones.

The paper examines singular points in Wigner caustics and affine equidistants of planar curves.

problem Analyzing singular points in Wigner caustics and affine equidistants of planar curves.
method Generalizing the Blaschke-Süss theorem to study convex curves and their antipodal pairs.
result Existence of antipodal pairs in convex curves is generalized.

Study finds the volume of unit vector fields on a punctured sphere and shows their images match minimally immersed Klein bottles.

problem Finding the volume of unit vector fields on a punctured sphere.
method Analyzes the volume of unit vector fields on an antipodally punctured unit 2-sphere and shows their images coincide with minimally immersed Klein bottles.
result The images of minimizing vector fields on the punctured sphere match those of minimally immersed Klein bottles.

Given any finite subset X of the sphere S^n, n>1, which includes no pairs of antipodal points, we explicitly construct smoothly immersed closed orientable hypersurfaces in Euclidean space R^{n+1} whose Gauss map misses X. In particular, this answers a question of M. Gromov.

2010-10-12abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper defines generalized s-manifolds and explores their polars and antipodal sets.

problem Understanding polars and antipodal sets in generalized s-manifolds.
method Introduced generalized s-manifolds and provided a method to construct them. Studied polars and antipodal sets.
result Extended results on compact symmetric spaces to generalized s-manifolds.

Proves conjectures about maximal antipodal sets in symmetric and generalised symmetric spaces.

problem Cohomological descriptions of maximal antipodal sets in symmetric spaces.
method Equivariant cohomology theory.
result Proves several long-standing conjectures by Chen--Nagano and extends them to generalised symmetric spaces.

Researchers found a maximal antipodal set of three elements in a 7x7 sphere space.

problem Determining the maximal antipodal set in the outer 3-symmetric space S7imesS7\mathbb{S}^7 imes \mathbb{S}^7.
method Investigated the polar and maximal antipodal set PP for the given 3-symmetric space S7imesS7\mathbb{S}^7 imes \mathbb{S}^7.
result The maximal antipodal set PP has three elements.

Call a periodic map hh on the closed orientable surface ΣgΣ_g extendable if hh extends to a periodic map over the pair (S3,Σg)(S^3, Σ_g) for possible embeddings e:ΣgS3e: Σ_g\to S^3. We determine the extendabilities for all periodical maps on Σ2Σ_2. The results involve various orientation preserving/reversing behalves of the p…

2013-02-05abs ↗pdf ↗

We show that the volume of any Riemannian metric on a three sphere is bounded below by the length of the shortest closed curve that links its antipodal image. In particular, the volume is bounded below by the minimum of the length of the shortest closed geodesic and the minimal distance between antipodal points.

2000-03-16abs ↗pdf ↗

Geodesic lines with specific boundaries found on a special type of manifold.

problem Existence of geodesic lines with prescribed asymptotic boundaries.
method Proper exponential map assumption, solution to the asymptotic Plateau problem.
result Existence of geodesic lines with Morse index ≤ n-1.

Grafting a measured lamination on a hyperbolic surface defines a self-map of Teichmuller space, which is a homeomorphism by a result of Scannell and Wolf. In this paper we study the large-scale behavior of pruning, which is the inverse of grafting. Specifically, for each conformal structure $X \in \T(S)$, pruning XX g…

2005-01-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Minimal surfaces in S3(2) linked to vector fields on punctured sphere.

problem Connecting minimal surfaces in S3(2) to vector fields on a punctured sphere.
method Established a correspondence between minimal surfaces and area-minimizing vector fields.
result Stability relation for Lawson cylinders in S3(2).

The paper extends Hopf's theorem to convex surfaces and discrete triangulations.

problem Extending Hopf's theorem to convex surfaces and discrete triangulations.
method Investigates continuous maps and simplicial maps on convex polyhedra, proving theorems about neighbors and distances.
result The Hopf theorem and its quantitative generalization hold for convex surfaces, with quasigeodesics replacing geodesics.

We characterize the three-dimensional spaces admitting at least six or at least seven equidistant points. In particular, we show the existence of CC^\infty norms on R3\R^3 admitting six equidistant points, which refutes a conjecture of Lawlor and Morgan (1994, Pacific J. Math \textbf{166}, 55--83), and gives the exist…

2005-06-13abs ↗pdf ↗

The bridge index and superbridge index of a knot are important invariants in knot theory. We define the bridge map of a knot conformation, which is closely related to these two invariants, and interpret it in terms of the tangent indicatrix of the knot conformation. Using the concepts of dual and derivative curves of s…

2012-05-23abs ↗pdf ↗

We give examples of Lie-Rinehart algebras whose enveloping algebra is not a full Hopf algebroid in the sense of Bohm and Szlachanyi. We construct these examples as quotients of a canonical Lie-Rinehart algebra over a Jacobi algebra which does admit an antipode.

2013-11-17abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper creates a deformation retraction for homeomorphisms of the projective plane.

problem Deformation retraction of homeomorphisms of the projective plane.
method Equivariant strong deformation retraction from homeomorphism group to special orthogonal group.
result Induces a SO(3)-equivariant strong deformation retraction from projective plane homeomorphisms to SO(3).

The paper solves a problem of prescribing curvature measures on convex domains.

problem Given a measure, find a convex domain with a specific curvature measure.
method Analyzes the solvability and uniqueness of convex domains for prescribed curvature measures.
result The problem is solvable if and only if the measure has a specific property, and the solution is unique up to translation.

Biholomorphisms of transport twistor spaces are rigid under certain conditions.

problem Rigidity of biholomorphisms in transport twistor spaces.
method Proof of rigidity for biholomorphisms between transport twistor spaces of simple or Anosov surfaces.
result Biholomorphisms are rigid, up to constant rescaling and the antipodal map, being lifts of orientation-preserving isometries.

We provide explicit, simple, geometric formulas for free involutions rho of Euclidean spheres that are not conjugate to the antipodal involution. Therefore the quotient S^n/rho is a manifold that is homotopically equivalent but not diffeomorphic to RP^n. We use these formulas for constructing explicit non-trivial eleme…

2005-01-06abs ↗pdf ↗

We prove that there is a unique real tight contact structure on the 3-ball with convex boundary up to isotopy through real tight contact structures. We also give a partial classification of the real tight solid tori with the real structure being antipodal map along longitudinal and the identity along meridional directi…

2009-12-29abs ↗pdf ↗

Study of Gauss maps for minimal surfaces in a specific 3D model.

problem Characterizing minimal surfaces in a non-standard 3D space.
method Defining and analyzing Gauss maps for surfaces in S2imesR\mathbb{S}^2 imes\mathbb{R}, proving properties of these maps.
result Minimal surfaces with the same non-constant Gauss map are related by specific isometries.

Invariant structures link to algebraic curves with specific properties.

problem Linking invariant hypercomplex structures to algebraic curves.
method Mapping invariant structures to algebraic curves with specific properties.
result Invariant hypercomplex structures correspond to algebraic curves with a flat projection and antiholomorphic involution.