New hyperbolic sliced-Wasserstein distances derived for efficient comparison.
problem Efficient comparison of distributions in hyperbolic spaces.
method Projections on geodesics or horospheres to derive novel sliced-Wasserstein distances.
result Novel hyperbolic sliced-Wasserstein distances are more computationally efficient.
In this paper, we prove the existence of maximal slices in anti-de Sitter spaces (ADS spaces) with small boundary data at spatial infinity. The main arguments is implicit function theorem. We also get a necessary and sufficient condition for boundary behavior of totally geodesic slice in ADS space. Moreover, we show th…
The curve graphs are not locally finite. In this paper, we show that the curve graphs satisfy a property which is equivalent to graphs being uniformly locally finite via Masur--Minsky's subsurface projections. As a direct application of this study, we show that there exist computable bounds for Bowditch's slices on tig…
A new method for fast optimal transport using sliced Wasserstein generalized geodesics.
problem Computing optimal transport distances efficiently and accurately.
method Proposes a new proxy of squared Wasserstein distance based on one-dimensional projections.
result min-SWGG is an upper bound of Wasserstein distance with similar computational complexity.
Researchers solved a 30-year-old conjecture about exceptional symmetric spaces.
problem Calculating the index of exceptional Riemannian symmetric spaces.
method Using slice representations to study totally geodesic submanifolds.
result Affirmative answer to the 30-year-old conjecture for exceptional and classical symmetric spaces.
Researchers find Busemann functions in Wasserstein space, enabling efficient projections and distances.
problem Defining Busemann functions in Wasserstein space for efficient data projections and distances.
method Investigated existence and computation of Busemann functions in Wasserstein space, establishing closed-form expressions for specific cases.
result Explicit projection schemes for probability distributions on \(\mathbb{R}\) enable novel Sliced-Wasserstein distances over Gaussian mixtures and labeled datasets.
Improves latent space structure for better data representation.
problem Limited ability of conventional priors to encode data manifold structure.
method Introduces an Encoded Prior Sliced Wasserstein AutoEncoder with iterative training and geodesic interpolation.
result Learned manifold encoding preserves topological and geometric properties of data.
Computes the outer mass of small metric spheres in time-symmetric slices.
problem Computing the outer mass of small metric spheres in time-symmetric slices.
method Analyzes the deviation from a standard sphere, estimates mass of a static vacuum extension, and uses geodesic ball shrinking to a point as an application.
result Outer mass to first order in the data's deviation from the standard sphere, with an upper bound obtained by estimating the mass of a static vacuum extension.
We show that under certain curvature conditions of the ambient space an entire Killing graph of constant mean curvature lying inside a slab must be a totally geodesic slice.
Study on flows in hyperbolic and de Sitter spaces, linking shrinking and expanding surfaces.
problem Understanding flows in hyperbolic and de Sitter spaces.
method Analyzing strictly convex hypersurfaces in hyperbolic and de Sitter spaces, relating contracting and expanding flows.
result Rescaled contracting and expanding hypersurfaces converge to specific geometric shapes.
X-ray transform on H-type groups solved, revealing function injectivity.
problem Injectivity in sub-Riemannian geometry.
method Fourier Slice Theorem adapted to H-type groups.
result Integrable functions on H-type groups are uniquely determined by their integrals over geodesics.
New method for summarizing Bayesian mixture models using sliced Wasserstein distances.
problem Estimating the mixing measure in nonparametric Bayesian mixture models.
method Decision-theoretic approach using sliced Wasserstein distances for Gaussian mixtures.
result Effective estimation of the mixing measure and mixture density.
Over a compact oriented manifold, the space of Riemannian metrics and normalised positive volume forms admits a natural pseudo-Riemannian metric G, which is useful for the study of Perelman's W functional. We show that if the initial speed of a G-geodesic is G-orthogonal to the tangent space to the or…
We give an algorithm to compute the stable lengths of pseudo-Anosovs on the curve graph, answering a question of Bowditch. We also give a procedure to compute all invariant tight geodesic axes of pseudo-Anosovs. Along the way we show that there are constants 1<a1<a2 such that the minimal upper bound on `slices' of …
New theorem shows singularities in high-density cosmologies without global assumptions.
problem Proving singularities in cosmological models without global topological constraints.
method Past null focusing condition and Einstein field equations.
result All timelike geodesics are past incomplete in high-density scenarios.
Study geometric properties and spectral estimates on warped products.
problem Investigate Ricci curvature and spectral estimates in warped products.
method Establish integral inequalities and sufficient conditions for geometric properties.
result Sufficient conditions for intersection of warped products with totally geodesic hypersurfaces.
Study of mean curvature flows in product manifolds with graph structures.
problem Understanding mean curvature flows in product manifolds.
method Analysis of mean curvature type flows of graphs in product manifolds \(N imes R\), establishing long-term existence and convergence with specific conditions.
result Established long-term existence and convergence of mean curvature flows with specified conditions.
The study examines hypersurfaces in warped products and their properties.
problem Characterizing hypersurfaces in warped products satisfying a specific curvature condition.
method Analyzes hypersurfaces in warped products with a Weingarten condition and proves stability results.
result Hypersurfaces in space forms are geodesic spheres under certain curvature conditions.
We generalize a Bernstein-type result due to Albujer and Alías, for maximal surfaces in a curved Lorentzian product 3-manifold of the form Σ1×R, to higher dimension and codimension. We consider M a complete spacelike graphic submanifold with parallel mean curvature, defined by a map f:Σ1→Σ2 …
Unified framework for photon and massive particle hypersurfaces in stationary spacetimes.
problem Understanding photon and massive particle hypersurfaces in stationary spacetimes.
method Unified framework using Killing-invariant timelike hypersurfaces and associated Finsler structures.
result Conditions for a hypersurface to be a photon or massive particle hypersurface are established.
Injective X-ray transform on Heisenberg group for regular functions.
problem Injectivity of X-ray transform on sub-Riemannian manifolds.
method Group Fourier Transform and analysis of taming metrics.
result Sufficiently regular functions on Heisenberg group are determined by their line integrals.
We prove a criterion for an isometric action of a Lie group on a Riemannian manifold to be polar. From this criterion, it follows that an action with a fixed point is polar if and only if the slice representation at the fixed point is polar and the section is the tangent space of an embedded totally geodesic submanifol…
Two classification theorems for Willmore surfaces in S² × S².
problem Classifying Willmore surfaces in S² × S².
method Analytical proofs for minimal and product type surfaces.
result Classification of Willmore surfaces in S² × S².
A trivial projective change of a Finsler metric F is the Finsler metric F+df. I explain when it is possible to make a given Finsler metric both forward and backward complete by a trivial projective change. The problem actually came from lorentz geometry and mathematical relativity: it was observed that it is poss…
Study on r−shake slice knots and proves 0-shake slice knots are slice.
problem Understanding and characterizing r−shake slice knots. method Exploring the relation to corks and proving slice properties.
result Proves 0-shake slice knots are slice.
Proves certain knots are slice without shaking.
problem Identifying slice knots without using traditional methods.
method Direct proof for 0−shake slice knots. result Proves 0−shake slice knots are slice. The study examines minimal surfaces in Riemannian products of surfaces.
problem Exploring geometric and topological restrictions on minimal surfaces in Riemannian products of surfaces.
method Analyzes totally geodesic surfaces and minimal 2-spheres, 2-tori, and 2-spheres in Riemannian products of surfaces with constant curvature.
result Generically, a totally geodesic surface in a Riemannian product is either a slice or a product of geodesics. Minimal 2-spheres and 2-tori have specific properties under certain curvature conditions.
Proves a special knot type is slice.
problem Characterizing slice knots.
method Proof by contradiction and algebraic topology.
result 0-shake slice knots are indeed slice.
The Conway knot is not slice, resolving a knot classification problem.
problem Determining which knots are slice in 4-dimensional space.
method Demonstrated through a proof involving knot classification and properties of slice knots.
result The Conway knot is the first example of a non-slice knot that is topologically slice and a positive mutant of a slice knot.
New findings on knots that are both topologically and rationally slice.
problem Understanding knots that are both topologically and rationally slice.
method Analyzing the concordance group of knots in S3. result There are infinitely many topologically slice knots that are strongly rationally slice but not slice.
We will discuss some sharp estimates for CMC graphs in a Riemannian 3-manifold MxR whose boundary is contained in a slice. We will start by giving sharp lower bounds for the geodesic curvature of the boundary and improve these bounds when assuming additional restrictions on the maximum height that such a surface reache…
Regular sliceness implies once-stably decomposable sliceness in symplectizations.
problem Relationship between regular and decomposable Lagrangian cobordisms in symplectizations.
method Stabilization-free strategy and satellite operations.
result Regular sliceness implies once-stably decomposable sliceness.
The paper defines new knot genera and finds bounds for stabilization distances.
problem Finding bounds for stabilization distances of symmetric surfaces.
method Defining new knot genera and using them to find bounds.
result Constructs unknotted symmetric 2-spheres without symmetric 3-ball bounds.
We consider linear slices of the space of Kleinian once-punctured torus groups; a linear slice is obtained by fixing the value of the trace of one of the generators. The linear slice for trace 2 is called the Maskit slice. We will show that if traces converge `horocyclically' to 2 then associated linear slices converge…
New knots found with tough, unsliceable discs.
problem Finding tough knots that can't be sliced smoothly.
method Constructed infinitely many knots with non-approximable slice discs.
result Smoothly sliceable knots have non-approximable slice discs.
Study shows vanishing correction terms for doubly slice knots.
problem Understanding doubly slice knots and their properties.
method Analyzing connected sums of knots with coprime Alexander polynomials and using Ozsváth-Szabó correction terms.
result Correction terms vanish for doubly slice knots, providing new insights.
The study examines obstructions to links being shake slice.
problem Understanding when links are not shake slice.
method Examined shake concordance and zero surgery manifolds, and provided obstructions based on Arf invariants and algebraic sliceness.
result Links that are shake concordant have homology cobordant zero surgery manifolds, and provided specific obstructions to shake sliceness.
A new slicing method speeds up sliced Wasserstein estimation.
problem Efficiently estimating sliced Wasserstein distance.
method Random-Path Projecting Direction (RPD) for fast sampling.
result RPSW and IWRPSW show favorable performance in training generative models.
Lectures on polar actions and their properties in Riemannian geometry.
problem Characterizing polar actions and understanding their properties.
method Analyzing isometric actions on Riemannian manifolds, using normal slice theorem and principal orbit type theorem.
result Characterization of polar actions in terms of integrability of the distribution of normal spaces to the principal orbits.
Khovanov homology fails to differentiate certain slice disks.
problem Differentiating roll-spun slice disks from trivial ones.
method Using Khovanov homology and Morse theory.
result Khovanov homology cannot distinguish roll-spun slice disks from trivial ones.
New method freely slices good boundary links with specific conditions.
problem Slicing good boundary links with multiple components.
method Using a Seifert surface and homotopically trivial plus assumption.
result Provides new freely slice links and subsumes previous methods.
Characterizes values of slice-torus invariants related to knot genus.
problem Understanding the values of slice-torus invariants for knots.
method Characterization based on stable smooth slice genus.
result Existence of slice torus invariants without explicit constructions.
Paper bounds double slice genus of knots.
problem Understanding knot genus complexities.
method Using Casson-Gordon invariants, the paper defines and bounds the double slice genus.
result Double slice genus can be much larger than slice genus.
The study classifies χ−slice pretzel links and Seifert fiber spaces.
problem Understanding χ−slice pretzel links and their properties. method Analyzing the sliceness of pretzel knots and extending results to pretzel links.
result Complete classifications of positive and negative pretzel links that are χ−slice, and partial classifications of 3-stranded and 4-stranded pretzel links. Formulas for heat equation solutions on manifolds with boundary.
problem Solving heat equations on manifolds with boundaries.
method Path integral formulas for approximating solutions.
result Approximations of solutions by integrals over path spaces.
New method to construct slice knots using annulus modifications.
problem Constructing smoothly and exotically slice knots.
method Defining and applying n-twist annulus modifications. result New examples of slice knots and exotically slice knots.
New links can't be smoothly split but have large slice sizes.
problem Non-split topologically slice links with large smooth slice genus.
method Constructed an infinite family of links.
result None of the constructed links is smoothly concordant to a split link and has arbitrarily large smooth slice genus.
Study slice-regular polynomial functions via twistor space group actions.
problem Characterize slice-regular functions and their polynomial subclasses.
method Employ the twistor construction and group actions of PGL(2,H). result Characterize slice-regular functions with planar twistor lifts and normal classes of polynomials.