Automorphisms of fine curve graphs match surface homeomorphisms for planar surfaces.
problem Understanding automorphisms of fine curve graphs on surfaces.
method Analyzing vertices and edges of fine curve graphs to match with surface homeomorphisms.
result Automorphism group of fine curve graphs is naturally isomorphic to the homeomorphism group of boundaryless planar surfaces with at least 7 punctures.
Algorithm morphs graphs on hyperbolic surfaces.
problem Morphing graphs on hyperbolic surfaces.
method Generalization of Tutte's spring embedding theorem.
result First algorithm for morphing graphs on hyperbolic surfaces.
Criteria found for graph drawings on surfaces.
problem Graph drawings on surfaces.
method Criteria for integer and modulo 2 embeddability.
result Found criteria for graph drawings on surfaces.
Classifies fibering of state surfaces for various knot families.
problem Determining which state surfaces are fibered.
method Algebraic characterization of fibers from state graphs, decomposing graphs into planar components.
result Characterizes fibering for many families of state surfaces.
Affine equivalence of half-translation surfaces via saddle connection graphs.
problem Understanding affine equivalence of half-translation surfaces.
method Association of saddle connection graphs and investigation of their automorphism groups.
result Every isomorphism between saddle connection graphs is induced by an affine homeomorphism between the underlying half-translation surfaces.
Paper extends method of presenting surface-links to immersed surface-links.
problem Presenting immersed surface-links in 4-space.
method Use marked graph diagrams with moves preserving isotopy classes.
result Extended method for presenting immersed surface-links.
Automorphism group of nonorientable surface curve graph matches surface homeomorphisms.
problem Identifying automorphisms of nonorientable surface curve graphs.
method Using Bowden, Hensel, and Webb's fine curve graph and Long, Margalit, Pham, Verberne, and Yao's proof as a foundation.
result Automorphism group of nonorientable surface curve graph is isomorphic to the surface's homeomorphism group.
Automorphisms of fine 1-curve graph linked to surface homeomorphisms.
problem Understanding automorphisms of fine 1-curve graphs.
method Isomorphic mapping to surface homeomorphisms.
result Automorphism group is isomorphic to homeomorphism group of a surface.
Embeddings between multicurve graphs induced by surface embeddings.
problem Understanding how surfaces can be mapped into each other.
method Analyzing k-multicurve graphs and their embeddings.
result Simplicial embeddings between multicurve graphs are induced by π1-injective surface embeddings. Study of arc and curve graphs for surfaces of infinite type.
problem Understanding arc and curve graphs for surfaces with infinite topological type.
method Definition and analysis of arc and curve graphs for surfaces with a finite number of punctures, and study of subgraphs within curve graphs.
result Arc and curve graphs have infinite diameter and geometric rank 3, and are not hyperbolic.
The study classifies graphs on surfaces with positive curvature properties.
problem Classifying graphs on surfaces with specific curvature properties.
method Using medial graphs and classification techniques.
result Complete classification of graphs on surfaces with positive Forman curvature and corner curvature.
Automorphisms of fine curve graph match surface homeomorphisms.
problem Understanding automorphisms of curve graphs for surfaces.
method Building on previous work, proving isomorphism to surface homeomorphisms.
result The group of automorphisms of the fine curve graph is isomorphic to the extended mapping class group of the surface.
Hensel-Przytycki-Webb proved that all curve graphs of orientable surfaces are 17-hyperbolic. In this paper, we show that curve graphs of non-orientable surfaces are 17-hyperbolic by applying Hensel-Przytycki-Webb's argument. We also show that arc graphs of non-orientable surfaces are 7-hyperbolic, and arc-curve graphs …
Distorted surfaces in graph manifolds have specific distortion properties.
problem Distortion of surfaces in graph manifolds.
method Analysis of immersed horizontal surfaces in 3D graph manifolds.
result Fundamental group of surfaces is quadratically distorted if virtually embedded, exponentially distorted otherwise.
We prove surfaces are unknotted with specific properties.
problem Unknottedness of free boundary minimal surfaces and self-shrinkers.
method Introduced concepts of boundary graph and graph at infinity to prove unknottedness.
result Proved surfaces are unknotted with specific properties.
Finite subgraphs in flip graphs ensure unique surface embeddings.
problem Ensuring unique embeddings of surfaces based on flip graphs.
method Analyzing finite subgraphs within flip graphs of surfaces.
result Injective homomorphisms are uniquely extendable and induced by embeddings.
Automorphisms of fine graphs for surfaces and tori are studied.
problem Understanding automorphisms of fine graphs for surfaces and tori.
method Extending previous results to tori and discussing smooth versions.
result Automorphism groups of fine graphs for surfaces and tori are naturally isomorphic to homeomorphism groups.
Study shows pants graph automorphisms match mapping class groups of nonorientable surfaces.
problem Understanding automorphisms of pants graphs on nonorientable surfaces.
method Analyzing mapping class groups and proving isomorphism.
result Automorphism group of pants graphs isomorphic to mapping class groups.
Parabolic mapping class acts on curve graphs of infinite type surfaces.
problem Understanding parabolic isometries on curve graphs of infinite type surfaces.
method Fine curve graph tools to prove existence of parabolic isometries.
result Existence of parabolic isometries on graphs of curves of infinite type surfaces.
Algorithm calculates genus of embedded graphs on surfaces.
problem Finding minimal and maximal genus for graph embeddings.
method Constructing special branched coverings of the 2-sphere.
result Algorithm calculates orientable genus and maximal genus of graphs.
The study embeds graphs on translation surfaces, proving essential-systolic embeddings and estimating surface genera.
problem Embedding graphs on translation surfaces with specific properties.
method Proving essential-systolic embeddings and estimating surface genera.
result Finite graphs admit essential-systolic embeddings on translation surfaces with estimated genera.
The paper defines and proves properties of minimal surfaces in a specific space.
problem Conditions for minimal surfaces in a special space to be graphs.
method Introduced generalized slabs and proved properties of minimal surfaces inside them.
result Minimal surfaces in generalized slabs have multi-graph ends, and under certain conditions, are entire graphs.
Study on coloring curves on surfaces, showing growth and unique colorability.
problem Chromatic number of curve graphs on surfaces.
method Analyzing separating curves and homology classes, using Kneser graphs and hyperbolic geometry.
result Chromatic number grows like k log k for separating curves, and uniquely t-colorable for homology classes.
Study flip graphs for surfaces of infinite type, finding uncountably many connected components.
problem Understanding relationships between triangulations of infinite type surfaces via flips.
method Associate triangulations to flip graphs and study sequences of simultaneous flips.
result Flip graphs for infinite type surfaces have uncountably many connected components.
A method to describe Riemann surfaces using graph profiles is proposed.
problem Describing Riemann surfaces in a graph-theoretic framework.
method Graph profiles to represent Riemann surfaces, establishing necessary and sufficient conditions for their existence.
result A criterion for the existence of Riemann surfaces with a given signature.
Paper describes eigenvalues of genus 3 surfaces graphs.
problem Understanding eigenvalues of genus 3 surfaces.
method Analyzes graphs derived from pair of pants decompositions.
result Complete description of eigenvalue sets for genus 3.
Constructs hyperbolic manifolds with surfaces of high topological index.
problem Creating hyperbolic manifolds with surfaces of high topological index.
method Using graph theory and topological properties, constructs surfaces in hyperbolic manifolds.
result Proves existence of hyperbolic manifolds containing surfaces of arbitrarily high topological index.
Study automorphisms of smooth curve graphs on surfaces.
problem Understanding automorphisms of fine curve graphs.
method Examined automorphisms of continuously differentiable curves on surfaces.
result Automorphisms on surfaces of genus ≥ 2 are induced by homeomorphisms.
Classifies solitons for surface diffusion flow of graphs.
problem Classifying solitons for surface diffusion flow of graphs.
method Classifies solitons including equilibria, self-similar solutions, and travelling waves.
result Classified solitons for surface diffusion flow of entire graphs.
Given a hyperbolic surface, the set of all closed geodesics whose length is minimal form a graph on the surface, in fact a so-called fat graph, which we call the systolic graph. We study which fat graphs are systolic graphs for some surface (we call these admissible). There is a natural necessary condition on such grap…
Disc graphs are uniformly quasiconvex in curve graphs of surfaces.
problem Characterizing quasiconvexity in curve graphs of surfaces.
method Proof using a universal constant K without train tracks.
result Disc graphs are K-quasiconvex in curve graphs.
The paper defines surface area for graphs and derives spectral estimates.
problem Understanding connectivity measures and spectral properties of graphs.
method Introducing surface area concepts related to inverse degree and deriving spectral bounds.
result An upper bound on the second eigenvalue for planar graphs.
Study of flip graphs and their automorphism groups for infinite-type surfaces.
problem Understanding automorphism groups of flip graphs for infinite-type surfaces.
method Examined the relationship between mapping class groups and flip graphs for infinite-type surfaces.
result Extended mapping class groups are isomorphic to proper subgroups of automorphism groups of flip graphs.
Study of infinite-type surfaces' automorphisms and graph structures.
problem Understanding automorphisms of infinite-type surfaces.
method Isomorphic mappings between extended mapping class groups and graph automorphism groups.
result Extended mapping class groups are isomorphic to graph automorphism groups.
The paper defines when surfaces are homotopy equivalent to graphs and explores their mapping class groups.
problem Understanding when surfaces are homotopy equivalent to graphs.
method Analyzes second-countable orientable surfaces with noncompact boundary.
result Defines a necessary and sufficient condition for surfaces to be homotopy equivalent to graphs.
We show that given a trivalent graph in S3, either the graph complement contains an essential almost meridional planar surface or thin position for the graph is also bridge position. This can be viewed as an extension of a theorem of Thompson to graphs. It follows that any graph complement always contains a useful p…
Study of graphs from hexagon decompositions of surfaces.
problem Understanding geometric properties of hexagon decompositions.
method Define and analyze graphs associated with hexagon decompositions of surfaces.
result Quasi-isometric relationships between studied graphs and known groups.
Graphs from van der Corput sequence embed into Chamanara surface.
problem Embedding graphs from van der Corput sequence into surfaces.
method Constructed 4-regular graphs from van der Corput sequence and Kronecker sequence, embedded into torus and Chamanara surface. result Graphs from van der Corput sequence embed into Chamanara surface with one edge removal.
Uniform hyperbolicity proved for nonorientable surface curve graphs.
problem Proving uniform hyperbolicity for nonorientable surface curve graphs.
method Using bicorn curves and arguments from orientable surfaces.
result Graph of nonseparating curves is uniformly hyperbolic.
This paper is about the geometry of flip-graphs associated to triangulations of surfaces. More precisely, we consider a topological surface with a privileged boundary curve and study the spaces of its triangulations with n vertices on the boundary curve. The surfaces we consider topologically fill this boundary curve s…
The random graph is an infinite graph with the universal property that any embedding of G−v extends to an embedding of G, for any finite graph. In this paper we show that this graph embeds in the curve graph of a surface Σ if and only if Σ has infinite genus, showing that the curve system on an infinite genus s…
Non-relatively hyperbolic separating curve graph for surfaces.
problem Classifying hyperbolicity of separating curve graphs.
method Proof of non-relatively hyperbolic property.
result Separating curve graph is not relatively hyperbolic for surfaces with genus ≥ 3 and one boundary component.
The paper studies harmonic graphs in the Heisenberg group and their properties.
problem No analogous theorem exists for H-minimal surfaces in the Heisenberg group. method Introduced intrinsic Dirichlet energy and studied its critical points (contact harmonic graphs).
result Calibration condition and construction of energy-minimizing graphs with various singularities.
This study exhausts curve graphs of low-genus surfaces.
problem Exhausting curve graphs of low-genus surfaces.
method Constructing finite subgraphs and using rigid expansions.
result Graph morphisms and endomorphisms are automorphisms and induced by homeomorphisms.
The paper bounds crossing numbers of dense graphs on surfaces.
problem Estimating the minimum number of edge crossings for dense graphs on surfaces.
method Proved lower and upper bounds on crossing numbers, providing explicit families of surfaces.
result Upper and lower bounds on crossing numbers match up to constant factors.
A marked graph diagram is a link diagram possibly with marked 4-valent vertices. S. J. Lomonaco, Jr. and K. Yoshikawa introduced a method of representing surface-links by marked graph diagrams. Specially, K. Yoshikawa gave local moves on marked graph diagrams, nowadays called Yoshikawa moves. It is now known that two…
Maximal surfaces in Lorentz-Minkowski space have conjugate graphs.
problem Characterizing maximal surfaces in Lorentz-Minkowski space.
method Three proofs showing correspondence to minimal surfaces in Euclidean space.
result Conjugate surface of a maximal graph over a convex domain is also a graph.
The fine curve graph is hyperbolic and contains all countable graphs as induced subgraphs.
problem Characterizing the structure and properties of fine curve graphs.
method Analyzing the hyperbolicity and induced subgraph properties of fine curve graphs and their direct limits.
result The finitary curve graph has diameter 2, contains every countable graph as an induced subgraph, and has the homeomorphism group of the surface as its automorphism group.