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48 results for distinct smoothings

Study shows infinitely many ways to compactify surfaces as ball quotients.

problem Realizing smooth projective surfaces as ball quotient compactifications.
method Constructing families of distinct ball quotients with biholomorphic smooth toroidal compactifications.
result Arbitrarily large families of distinct ball quotients with biholomorphic smooth toroidal compactifications.

We prove that for every natural number k there are simply connected topological four-manifolds which have at leat k distinct smooth structures supporting Einstein metrics, and also have infinitely many distinct smooth structures not supporting Einstein metrics. Moreover, all these smooth structures become diffeomorphic…

2003-06-01abs ↗pdf ↗

The study classifies smooth structures on specific complex projective spaces.

problem Classifying smooth structures on homotopy complex projective spaces.
method Analyzing manifolds homeomorphic to CextbfPn\mathbb{C} extbf{P}^n for n=3,4n=3,4 and n=4,7,8,10n=4,7,8,10.
result Unique and multiple differentiable structures found on M6M^6 and M8M^8.

The study examines smooth structures and inertia groups of specific manifolds.

problem Investigating smooth structures and inertia groups of (n1)(n-1)-connected 2n2n-manifolds.
method Using Wall's approach and new proofs, the study analyzes concordance classes and homotopy spheres.
result The inertia groups and homotopy spheres of specific manifolds are determined.

The abstract discusses smooth structures on a fake real projective space.

problem Classifying smooth structures on a topological manifold homotopy equivalent to real projective space.
method Analyzes the group of smooth homotopy 7-spheres acting on manifold structures.
result Identifies exactly 28 distinct differentiable structures with the same PL structure and 56 with the same topological structure.

We provide examples of families of (log) smooth canonically polarized varieties, including smooth weighted pointed curves and smooth hypersurfaces in P3P^3 with large degree such that the Chow semistable limits under distinct pluricanonical embeddings do not stabilize.

2012-12-02abs ↗pdf ↗

Let P be a knot in an unknotted solid torus (i.e. a satellite operator or pattern), K a knot in S^3 and P(K) the satellite of K with pattern P. For any satellite operator P, this correspondence gives a function P : C -> C on the set of smooth concordance classes of knots. We give examples of winding number one satellit…

2014-03-16abs ↗pdf ↗

The study identifies criteria for 3-manifolds to be boundaries of exotic 4-manifolds.

problem Determining which 3-manifolds can be boundaries of exotic 4-manifolds.
method Provided criteria and examples of 3-manifolds that can be boundaries of 4-manifolds with infinitely many distinct smooth structures.
result Identified specific types of 3-manifolds (weakly fillable contact, non-vanishing Heegaard Floer invariant) that are boundaries of 4-manifolds with infinitely many distinct smooth structures.

We show examples of pairs of smooth, compact, homeomorphic 4-manifolds, whose diffeomorphism types are distinguished by the topology of the singular sets of smooth stable maps defined on them. In this distinction we rely on results from Seiberg-Witten theory.

2012-05-26abs ↗pdf ↗

Motivated by Stipsicz and Szabó's exotic 4-manifolds with b_2^+=3 and b_2^-=8, we construct a family of simply connected smooth 4-manifolds with b_2^+=3 and b_2^-=8. As a corollary, we conclude that the topological 4-manifold 3{CP}^2#8{-CP}^2 admits infinitely many distinct smooth structures.

2005-07-05abs ↗pdf ↗

We review the basic definition of a stack and apply it to the topological and smooth settings. We then address two subtleties of the theory: the correct definition of a ``stack over a stack'' and the distinction between small stacks (which are algebraic objects) and large stacks (which are generalized spaces).

2003-06-10abs ↗pdf ↗

The study explores smooth structures on specific four-manifolds with cyclic groups, finding many admit infinitely many smooth structures.

problem Exploring smooth structures on four-manifolds with finite cyclic fundamental groups.
method Analyzes topological four-manifolds with odd intersection forms and diverse fundamental groups.
result Many four-manifolds with cyclic fundamental groups admit infinitely many distinct smooth structures.

We say that a topologically embedded 3-sphere in a smoothing of Euclidean 4-space is a barrier provided, roughly, no diffeomorphism of the 4-manifold moves the 3-sphere off itself. In this paper we construct infinitely many one parameter families of distinct smoothings of 4-space with barrier 3-spheres. \par The existe…

1998-07-26abs ↗pdf ↗

We consider billiard trajectories in a smooth convex body in Rd\mathbb R^d and estimate the number of distinct periodic trajectories that make exactly pp reflections per period at the boundary of the body. In the case of prime pp we obtain the lower bound (d2)(p1)+2(d-2)(p-1)+2, which is much better than the previous estimat…

2009-05-12abs ↗pdf ↗

A new loss function improves deep learning performance without class separation constraints.

problem Training deep learning architectures for classification.
method Minimizing smoothness of label signals on similarity graphs.
result The proposed loss function leads to similar classification performance as cross-entropy, with added robustness.

The study finds smooth structures on specific 4-manifolds with even fundamental groups.

problem Investigating smooth structures on 4-manifolds with even fundamental groups.
method Analyzing topological, closed, oriented, non-spin 4-manifolds with given constraints.
result Existence of either none or infinitely many distinct smooth structures on specified manifolds.

In high dimensions, there are many distinct manifolds with nonnegative curvature.

problem Identifying distinct manifolds with nonnegative sectional curvature.
method Analyzing moduli spaces of metrics on manifolds.
result Infinite sequences of distinct manifolds have nonnegative curvature metrics with infinitely many components.

Consider a domain D in R^3 which is convex (possibly all R^3) or which is smooth and bounded. Given any open surface M, we prove that there exists a complete, proper minimal immersion f : M --> D. Moreover, if D is smooth and bounded, then we prove that the immersion f : M --> D can be chosen so that the limit sets of …

2009-03-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Smooth and symplectic symmetries of an infinite family of distinct exotic K3K3 surfaces are studied, and comparison with the corresponding symmetries of the standard K3K3 is made. The action on the K3K3 lattice induced by a smooth finite group action is shown to be strongly restricted, and as a result, nonsmoothability…

2007-09-11abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper characterizes global hyperbolicity in Lorentzian manifolds without relying on manifold topology.

problem Characterizing global hyperbolicity in smooth Lorentzian manifolds without assuming manifold topology.
method Two formulations of global hyperbolicity: one using chronological diamonds and the other using properties of the Lorentzian distance function.
result The second formulation is equivalent to the definition of `Lorentzian metric space' and introduces the concept of dd-reflectivity.

RAMBO optimizes multi-regime problems by discovering and modeling distinct energy basins.

problem Multi-regime problems in molecular conformation and drug discovery.
method Dirichlet Process Mixture of Gaussian Processes with adaptive hyperparameters and concentration parameters.
result Consistent improvements over state-of-the-art on multi-regime objectives.

Introduces a new triple coproduct for knots on surfaces, preserving local crossing patterns.

problem Tackles the lack of fine-grained detection in classical cobrackets for local crossing patterns.
method Defines an integer-valued invariant using a coproduct and intersection theory, extending Turaev's cobracket theory.
result Reveals an intrinsic simplicity in the algebraic framework, uniquely determining relations in the word space.

The study finds stably free modules and distinct 2-complexes for large ranks.

problem Classifying homotopically distinct 2-complexes with specific fundamental groups and Euler characteristics.
method Using stably free modules and group theory, the study constructs and classifies 2-complexes.
result The existence of homotopically distinct 2-complexes with specific properties for all k2k \ge 2.

We show that, for any two orientable smooth open 4-manifolds X0,X1X_0,X_1 which are homeomorphic, their cotangent bundles TX0,TX1T^*X_0,T^*X_1 are symplectomorphic with their canonical symplectic structure. In particular, for any smooth manifold RR homeomorphic to R4\mathbb{R}^4, the standard Stein structure on TRT^*R is Stei…

2012-09-13abs ↗pdf ↗

In this article, we shall investigate the relationship between the existence or non-existence of non-singular solutions to the normalized Ricci flow and smooth structures on closed 4-manifolds, where non-singular solutions to the normalized Ricci flow are solutions which exist for all time t[0,)t \in [0, \infty) with unif…

2008-07-14abs ↗pdf ↗

It is known that an arbitrary smooth, oriented 4-manifold admits the structure of what is called a broken Lefschetz fibration. Given a broken fibration, there are certain modifications, realized as homotopies of the fibration map, that enable one to construct infinitely many distinct fibrations of the same manifold. Th…

2009-05-04abs ↗pdf ↗

We construct an infinite order cork (W,f), which means that W is a smooth compact contractible 4-manifold with Stein structure, and f is a self diffeomorphism of the boundary of W, such that the n-fold composition maps f^{n}=f o f o... o f give rise to smoothly distinct corks (W, f^{n}) for sufficiently large values of…

2014-08-14abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on choosing points on cubic curves, answering some questions about their flexibility.

problem Determining if algebraic structures can continuously choose points on cubic plane curves.
method Analyzing the flex points and sextatic points of cubic plane curves.
result Affirmative answer for n=9n=9 and 18, negative for infinitely many nn.

We show that non-degenerate hyperquadrics in R^{n+2} admit no skew branes. Stated more traditionally, a compact codimension-one immersed submanifold of a non-degenerate hyperquadric of euclidean space must have parallel tangent spaces at two distinct points. Similar results have been proven by others, but (except for e…

2004-12-09abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper constructs infinitely many surfaces with specific mean curvature.

problem Creating surfaces with prescribed mean curvature in the presence of a strictly stable minimal surface.
method Synthesizing ideas from previous constructions to create multiple surfaces.
result Infinitely many distinct surfaces with prescribed mean curvature are constructed.