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48 results for geodesic widths

Study finds geodesic networks for surfaces with convex boundary.

problem Finding geodesic networks for surfaces with convex boundary.
method Investigates free boundary geodesic networks in surfaces with non-negative sectional curvature and convex boundary.
result Existence of a geodesic network realizing the first width of a surface with non-negative sectional curvature and strictly convex boundary.

Derives generalizations of the long neck principle and spectral width inequality.

problem Understanding the spectral width of geodesic collar neighborhoods.
method Spinorial Callias operator approach and relative Gromov-Lawson pair.
result Generalizations of the long neck principle and spectral width inequality.

New geometric invariant from min-max width of spheres on Riemannian 2-spheres.

problem Understanding the min-max width of spheres associated to distance functions.
method Application of min-max methods to pairs of points on Riemannian 2-spheres.
result The min-max width does not always equal half the length of a simple closed geodesic.

While studying the existence of closed geodesics and minimal hypersurfaces in compact manifolds, the concept of width was introduced in different contexts. Generally, the width is realized by the energy of the closed geodesics or the volume of minimal hypersurfaces, which are found by the Minimax argument. Recently, Ma…

2016-12-20abs ↗pdf ↗

Geodesic balls with non-negative Ricci curvature have a sharp lower bound on their first Dirichlet eigenvalue.

problem Finding a sharp lower bound for the first Dirichlet eigenvalue of geodesic balls.
method Quantitative explicit inequality linking the width of geodesic balls to the spectral gap.
result A quantitative inequality relating the width of geodesic balls to the spectral gap between the first Dirichlet eigenvalue and its lower bound.

We compute the kk-width of a round 22-sphere for k=1,,8k=1,\ldots,8 and we use this result to show that unstable embedded closed geodesics can arise with multiplicity as a min-max critical varifold.

2016-01-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Given a Riemannian metric on a homotopy nn-sphere, sweep it out by a continuous one-parameter family of closed curves starting and ending at point curves. Pull the sweepout tight by, in a continuous way, pulling each curve as tight as possible yet preserving the sweepout. We show: Each curve in the tightened sweepout …

2007-05-25abs ↗pdf ↗

We discuss two generalizations of the collar lemma. The first is the stable neighborhood theorem which says that a (not necessarily simple) closed geodesic in a hyperbolic surface has a \lq\lq stable neighborhood\rq\rq whose width only depends on the length of the geodesic. As an application, we show that there is a lo…

1992-07-01abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper, we show a local energy convexity of W1,2W^{1,2} maps into CAT(K)CAT(K) spaces. This energy convexity allows us to extend Colding and Minicozzi's width-sweepout construction to produce closed geodesics in any closed Alexandrov space of curvature bounded from above, which also provides a generalized version of t…

2009-09-28abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on spherical bodies of constant width on the unit sphere, proving bounds on their relative effective radius.

problem Understanding the smallest spherical bodies of constant width on the unit sphere.
method Analyzing spherical bodies of constant width on the unit sphere, constructing examples and applying geometric arguments.
result Proved non-trivial bounds on the relative effective radius of spherical bodies of constant width.

Geodesic envelopes stay uniformly bounded in specific Teichmüller spaces.

problem Understanding the behavior of geodesics in Teichmüller spaces.
method Identifying extremal geodesics, computing Fenchel-Nielsen twisting, and estimating earthquake path lengths.
result Width of geodesic envelopes is uniformly bounded in specific Teichmüller spaces.

The study of random surfaces reveals asymptotic lengths of separating geodesics.

problem Understanding geometric properties of random hyperbolic surfaces.
method Analysis of Weil-Petersson measure and asymptotic behavior of lengths.
result The shortest separating closed geodesics have lengths about 2logg2\log g.

The volume spectrum of fiber bundles is bounded by the product of the base's volume spectrum and the fiber's volume.

problem Bounding the volume spectrum of fiber bundles and understanding its relationship with the base and fibers.
method Established an inequality relating the volume spectrum of a fiber bundle to the volume spectrum of its base and the volume of the largest fiber.
result The volume spectrum of a fiber bundle is bounded by the product of the volume spectrum of the base and the volume of the largest fiber.

The paper extends the collar theorem to non-compact surfaces using new comparison theorems.

problem Proving the collar theorem for non-compact surfaces.
method Developed new Toponogov-type triangle comparison theorems.
result Eliminated the compactness hypothesis for the collar theorem.

We give a simple procedure to estimate the smallest Lipshitz constant of a degree 1 map from a Riemannian 2-sphere to the unit 2-sphere, up to a factor of 10. Using this procedure, we are able to prove several inequalities involving this Lipshitz constant. For instance, if the smallest Lipshitz constant is at least 1, …

2005-01-02abs ↗pdf ↗

For a Riemannian manifold Mn+1M^{n+1} and a compact domain ΩMn+1Ω\subset M^{n+1} bounded by a hypersurface Ω\partial Ω with normal curvature bounded below, estimates are obtained in terms of the distance from OO to Ω\partial Ω for the angle between the geodesic line joining a fixed interior point OO in ΩΩ to a point on…

2012-12-28abs ↗pdf ↗

We define the Wirtinger width of a knot. Then we prove the Wirtinger width of a knot equals its Gabai width. The algorithmic nature of the Wirtinger width leads to an efficient technique for establishing upper bounds on Gabai width. As an application, we use this technique to calculate the Gabai width of approximately …

2019-12-04abs ↗pdf ↗

Empirical study compares finite- and infinite-width BNNs, revealing performance differences under model mismatch.

problem Comparing BNNs with different widths due to conflicting model properties and inference intractability.
method Empirical comparison of finite- and infinite-width BNNs, analyzing performance under model mismatch.
result Increasing width can hurt BNN performance when the model is mis-specified, and finite-width BNNs generalize better under model mismatch.

Lectures on deep learning properties in infinite and large-width networks.

problem Understanding deep neural networks in extreme width conditions.
method Analysis of random deep neural networks, connections to linear models, kernels, and Gaussian processes, perturbative and non-perturbative treatments.
result Properties and behaviors of deep neural networks in the infinite-width limit and large-width regime.

A number of results for C2^2-smooth surfaces of constant width in Euclidean 3-space E3{\mathbb{E}}^3 are obtained. In particular, an integral inequality for constant width surfaces is established. This is used to prove that the ratio of volume to cubed width of a constant width surface is reduced by shrinking it along…

2007-04-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Residual networks with block width max(d_x, d_y) approximate all functions.

problem Achieving universal approximation with residual networks.
method Established bounds on block width for different activation functions.
result Minimum block width for universal approximation is max(d_x, d_y) with inner width 1.

Study infinite-depth limits of neural networks with fixed width.

problem Understanding the behavior of neural networks as depth increases with fixed width.
method Analyzing finite-width residual networks with random Gaussian weights, focusing on the infinite-depth limit.
result The pre-activations converge to a zero-drift diffusion process, differing from the infinite-width limit.

In "Width complexes for knots and 3-manifolds," Jennifer Schultens defines the width complex for a knot in order to understand the different positions a knot can occupy in the 3-sphere and the isotopies between these positions. She poses several questions about these width complexes; in particular, she asks whether the…

2010-08-30abs ↗pdf ↗