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48 results for horocycle flow

Non-ergodic measures found in horocycle flow on Abelian differentials.

problem Finding non-ergodic measures in the horocycle flow on Abelian differentials.
method Analyzing weak convergence of ergodic measures to non-ergodic invariant measures.
result Existence of points with non-equidistributing horocycle flow orbits.

New surfaces with special geodesic and horocycle behaviors discovered.

problem Understanding geodesic and horocycle dynamics on hyperbolic surfaces.
method Constructing geometrically infinite hyperbolic surfaces with tailored recurrence properties.
result First examples of non-trivial minimal horocyclic orbit closures and infinite locally-finite conservative horocyclic invariant measures.

Using zippered rectangle coordinates we parametrize a Poincaré section for horocycle flow on the space of genus 2 translation surfaces with one singular cone point of angle 6π. In addition, we bound the return time under horocycle flow to this Poincaré section by examining a subset of surfaces where a certain sum of …

2016-07-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Let MM be a closed oriented surface endowed with a Riemannian metric gg and let ΩΩ be a 2-form. We show that the magnetic flow of the pair (g,Ω)(g,Ω) has zero asymptotic Maslov index and zero Liouville action if and only gg has constant Gaussian curvature, ΩΩ is a constant multiple of the area form of gg and the mag…

2004-09-27abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper we study the typical speed of a generic earthquake trajectory leaving compact sets in the moduli space of the once-punctured torus. Mirzakhani showed that the earthquake flow is measurably equivalent to the horocyclic flow, which has been studied extensively. Our main result shows that the earthquake flow…

2015-06-15abs ↗pdf ↗

The horocyclic flow on geometrically infinite surfaces shows recurrent irregular orbits or non-minimal closures.

problem Complex dynamics of horocyclic flow on geometrically infinite surfaces.
method Analyzing the recurrence and minimality of irregular orbits.
result Irregular orbits are recurrent or have non-hRh_{\mathbb{R}} minimal closures.

We construct a Poincaré section for the horocycle flow on the modular surface SL(2,R)/SL(2,Z)SL(2, \R)/SL(2, \Z), and study the associated first return map, which coincides with a transformation (the {\it BCZ map}) defined by Boca-Cobeli-Zaharescu. We classify ergodic invariant measures for this map and prove equidistribution of pe…

2012-06-28abs ↗pdf ↗

Study shows orbits on a specific surface without intersecting geodesics.

problem Understanding orbits on a specific surface without intersecting geodesics.
method Analyzing the horocyclic flow on the unit tangent bundle of an untwisted flute.
result Recurrent and irregular orbits do not intersect closed geodesics.

Defines horocyclic evolutes, parallels, and involutes of spacelike frontals in hyperbolic 2-space.

problem None explicitly stated; focuses on definitions and relations.
method Using enveloid theorem, defines horocyclic parallel and involute as normal envelopes of horocycles.
result Investigates relations among horocyclic evolutes, parallels, and involutes.

A bijection preserving horocycles/hypercycles is an isometry in hyperbolic plane.

problem Understanding transformations of constant curvature curves in hyperbolic geometry.
method Analyzing bijections that map horocycles to horocycles and hypercycles to hypercycles.
result Every abstract automorphism of geodesic/horocycles/hypercycles graphs is induced by an earthquake map/isometry.

Study horocycle orbits in Z \mathbb{Z} -covers of hyperbolic surfaces.

problem Classify horocycle orbit closures in Z \mathbb{Z} -covers of compact hyperbolic surfaces.
method Careful analysis of distance minimizing geodesic rays in the cover.
result All non-maximal horocycle orbit closures have integer Hausdorff dimension.

Study geometric actions of groups on horocyclic products.

problem Understanding geometric actions of groups on horocyclic products.
method Analyzing geometric actions of groups on horocyclic products of CAT(-κ) spaces.
result Groups acting on horocyclic products are either ascending HNN extensions of finitely-generated virtually nilpotent groups or not finitely presented.

A support theorem for the horocycle Radon transform f \to \hat{f} is a property of the form \hat{f} of compact support \rightarrow f of compact support. Here we prove a variation of this result where support (\hat{f}) is outside a fixed horocycle in hyperbolic space.

2010-08-04abs ↗pdf ↗

Researchers compute gap distributions for saddle connection directions on specific translation surfaces.

problem Computing gap distributions for saddle connection directions on translation surfaces.
method Translation to dynamical question of return times to a transversal under the horocycle flow.
result Gap distributions have support at 0 and quadratic tail decay.

We analyze the slope gap distribution of Veech surfaces, finding finite non-analytic points and quadratic tail decay.

problem Understanding the slope gap distribution of Veech surfaces.
method Explicit parameterization of a Poincaré section to the horocycle flow, finiteness result for the first return map.
result The limiting gap distribution of slopes of saddle connections on Veech surfaces is piecewise real-analytic with finitely many points of non-analyticity and has quadratic tail decay.

The study finds dense orbits and absolute period leaves for complex flows.

problem Existence of dense orbits for real Rel flows on holomorphic 1-forms.
method Established a density criterion for mSL(2,R){ m SL}(2,\mathbb{R})-orbit closures, verified using explicit constructions.
result Found dense leaves and examples of absolute period foliation.

Study of Veech surfaces and their twist tori on moduli spaces of abelian differentials.

problem Distribution of expanding twist tori on moduli spaces of translation surfaces.
method Analysis of Teichmüller geodesic flow and horocycle flow on Veech surfaces.
result Expanding twist tori become dense in the limiting locus as time goes to infinity.

A smooth counterexample to the Hamiltonian Seifert conjecture for six-dimensional symplectic manifolds is found. In particular, we construct a smooth proper function on the symplectic 2n-dimensional vector space, 2n > 4, such that one of its non-singular level sets carries no periodic orbits of the Hamiltonian flow. Th…

1997-03-09abs ↗pdf ↗

We explicitly compute the limiting gap distribution for slopes of saddle connections on the flat surface associated to the regular octagon with opposite sides identified. This is the first such computation where the Veech group of the translation surface has multiple cusps. We also show how to parametrize a Poincaré se…

2014-09-02abs ↗pdf ↗

Study CMC hypersurfaces in H2imesH2\mathbb{H}^2 imes\mathbb{H}^2 with a specific symmetry.

problem Constant mean curvature hypersurfaces with double horocyclic symmetry in H2imesH2\mathbb{H}^2 imes\mathbb{H}^2.
method Reduction to a single ODE, solving explicitly, classifying solutions.
result Existence and uniqueness of double horocyclic CMC hypersurfaces.

We consider faithful projective actions of a cocompact lattice of SL(2,R) on the projective plane, with the following property: there is a common fixed point, which is a saddle fixed point for every element of infinite order of the the group. Typical examples of such an action are linear actions, ie, when the action ar…

2001-04-10abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper finds circle packings with specific curvatures in hyperbolic geometry.

problem Finding circle packings with prescribed total geodesic curvatures and discrete Gaussian curvatures.
method Established existence and rigidity via variational principle, introduced combinatorial p-th Calabi flows.
result Introduced combinatorial p-th Calabi flows to find circle packings with prescribed curvatures.

The study connects lamination and orbit closures in hyperbolic manifolds.

problem Understanding the geometric and dynamical properties of horocycle orbit closures in Z\mathbb{Z}-covers of compact hyperbolic manifolds.
method Exposes connections between distance minimizing laminations and horospherical orbit closures in Z\mathbb{Z}-covers of compact hyperbolic manifolds. Provides novel constructions and explicit descriptions.
result Even slight perturbations to hyperbolic metrics can drastically change horocycle orbit closures.

Introduces hyperbolic generalized framed surfaces and their properties.

problem None explicitly stated; focuses on introducing new geometric objects.
method Generalization of hyperbolic framed surfaces and curves.
result Established conditions for a surface to be a hyperbolic generalized framed base surface and explored their singularities.

Study saddle connections on hyperelliptic surfaces, finding growth rates.

problem Count saddle connections on hyperelliptic surfaces without interior intersections.
method Used horocycle renormalization to prove lower bound growth rate.
result Found saddle connections satisfy L(logL)d2L (\log L)^{d-2} growth rate.

In this thesis we consider a way to construct a rich family of compact Riemann Surfaces in a combinatorial way. Given a 3-regualr graph with orientation, we construct a finite-area hyperbolic Riemann surface by gluing triangles according to the combinatorics of the graph. We then compactify this surface by adding finit…

2002-02-17abs ↗pdf ↗

A hyperbolic polygon is defined to be cyclic, horocyclic, or equidistant if its vertices lie on a metric circle, horocycle, or a component of the equidistant locus to a hyperbolic geodesic, respectively. Convex such nn-gons are parametrized by the subspaces of (0,)n(0,\infty)^n that contain their side length collections,…

2011-01-25abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper studies circle packings on surfaces with boundary and their total geodesic curvatures.

problem Existence and rigidity of circle packings with conical singularities.
method Variational principle and combinatorial Ricci flow.
result Existence and rigidity of circle packings with prescribed total geodesic curvature.