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48 results for index conjecture

New geometric proof shows index of umbilic points on analytic surfaces is at most one.

problem Proving the Carathéodory Conjecture for compact simply connected embedded surfaces.
method Geometric analysis of degenerate umbilic points on analytic surfaces.
result Index of an umbilic on an analytic surface cannot be an integer larger than one.

Counterexample disproves key index computation in Gromov's conjecture paper.

problem Disproving an index computation in Gromov's conjecture paper.
method Constructing a counterexample to an index computation.
result Counterexample disproves the main result of the paper.

New findings confirm parallels to De Giorgi's conjecture for phase transitions in higher dimensions.

problem Understanding phase transitions with bounded index in higher-dimensional spaces.
method Establishing parallels to De Giorgi's conjecture for general solutions of bounded Morse index.
result Finite index solutions to the Allen--Cahn equation in R4\mathbb{R}^4 are one-dimensional, and this holds for all 4n74 \leq n \leq 7.

Let γγ be a non-degenerate Ustilovsky geodesic in Ham(M,ω)Ham (M, ω) generated by HH. We give a simple proof of a generalization of the conjecture stated in \cite{virtmorse}, relating the Morse index of γ γ, as a critical point of the Hofer length functional, with the Conley Zehnder index of the extremizers of HH, consid…

2012-04-13abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper refines the stability index for a specific minimal hypersurface and verifies Yau's conjecture.

problem Stability of minimal hypersurfaces in spheres and eigenvalue multiplicity.
method Analytical and numerical methods to study eigenvalues and stability indices.
result The multiplicity of the eigenvalue for the Carlotto-Schulz minimal embedding is at least 2n+1+n^2.

Classifies totally geodesic submanifolds in exceptional symmetric spaces.

problem Classifying totally geodesic submanifolds in exceptional symmetric spaces.
method Classification and introduction of an invariant (Dynkin index) for totally geodesic embeddings.
result Existence of a totally geodesic submanifold of minimal codimension with specific properties.

The paper explores knots with equal bridge and braid index, conjecturing they have a unique equilibrium state.

problem Identifying and characterizing knots with equal bridge and braid index.
method Heuristic explanation and numerical exploration of conjectured properties.
result Identification of BB knots in various knot families and an exponential growth in the number of BB knots with increasing crossing number.

The index of a Riemannian symmetric space is the minimal codimension of a proper totally geodesic submanifold (Onishchik, 1980). There is a conjecture by the first two authors for how to calculate the index. In this paper we give an affirmative answer to this conjecture for the exceptional Riemannian symmetric spaces a…

2019-05-15abs ↗pdf ↗

We first introduce an invariant index for G-equivariant elliptic differential operators on a locally compact manifold M admitting a proper cocompact action of a locally compact group G. It generalizes the Kawasaki index for orbifolds to the case of proper cocompact actions. Our invariant index is used to show that an a…

2008-06-19abs ↗pdf ↗

The 3D-index connects to Turaev-Viro invariant and knot periods.

problem Understanding the asymptotic expansions of the 3D-index.
method Analyzing the asymptotic behavior of the 3D-index and its connection to the Turaev-Viro invariant and knot periods.
result The asymptotic expansions of the 3D-index match to all orders with the Turaev-Viro invariant of a knot, explaining the Volume Conjecture.

The paper proves stability of minimal embeddings in spheres and relates it to Yau's conjecture.

problem Stability of minimal embeddings in spheres and Yau's conjecture.
method Analyzes stability index and solves differential equation to relate to Yau's conjecture.
result Stability index of minimal hypersurfaces is at least n^2+4n+3 and Yau's conjecture holds under specific conditions.

An index formula is proposed for contact transformations between contact manifolds equipped with CR structures or with fillings by symplectic manifolds. The formula generalizes the Atiyah-Singer formula and gives a conjectured formula for the index of Fourier integral operators, as well as Epstein's relative index for …

1998-08-05abs ↗pdf ↗

Proves a quantitative index theorem for positive scalar curvature metrics.

problem Studying conjectures and open questions on positive scalar curvature.
method Quantitative relative index theorem and λλ-Lipschitz rigidity theorem.
result Positive answers to Gromov's open questions on scalar curvature.

It has been conjectured that the algebraic crossing number of a link is uniquely determined in minimal braid representation. This conjecture is true for many classes of knots and links. The Morton-Franks-Williams inequality gives a lower bound for braid index. And sharpness of the inequality on a knot type implies the …

2009-07-06abs ↗pdf ↗

The equivariant coarse index is well-understood and widely used for actions by discrete groups. We extend the definition of this index to general locally compact groups. We use a suitable notion of admissible modules over CC^*-algebras of continuous functions to obtain a meaningful index. Inspired by work by Roe, we t…

2019-02-20abs ↗pdf ↗

Study of 3d-3d correspondence involving qq-Weyl algebra and 3d-index.

problem Understanding the action of a qq-Weyl algebra on the 3d-index of knots.
method Investigation of the qq-Weyl algebra's module action on the 3d-index, conjecturing structural properties.
result Bilinear factorization, pair of linear qq-difference equations, and rational function matrix for the 3d-index determination.

Counterexample disproves Borde-Sorkin conjecture on causal continuity of Morse spacetimes.

problem Disproving the Borde-Sorkin conjecture on causal continuity of Morse spacetimes.
method Provided a counterexample with low regularity causal structure and causal bubbling.
result Borde-Sorkin conjecture does not hold for Morse spacetimes with large anisotropy.

We show that in a closed 3-manifold with a generic metric of positive Ricci curvature, there are minimal surfaces of arbitrary large Morse index, which partially confirms a conjecture by F. Marques and A. Neves. We prove this by analyzing the lamination structure of the limit of minimal surfaces with bounded Morse inde…

2015-04-04abs ↗pdf ↗

Local constancy of index for certain gradient mappings proved.

problem Proving the local constancy of the index for specific gradient mappings.
method Using a more general theorem for quasiregular gradient mappings, deducing the result from the Hessian's properties.
result The index is locally constant for C1,1C^{1,1} functions with uniformly positive determinant Hessian almost everywhere.

This is an expository paper about Seiberg-Witten Floer stable homotopy types. We outline their construction, which is based on the Conley index and finite dimensional approximation. We then describe several applications, including the disproof of the high-dimensional triangulation conjecture.

2013-08-29abs ↗pdf ↗

For an immersed minimal surface in R3\mathbb{R}^3, we show that there exists a lower bound on its Morse index that depends on the genus and number of ends, counting multiplicity. This improves, in several ways, an estimate we previously obtained bounding the genus and number of ends by the index. Our new estimate resol…

2018-08-20abs ↗pdf ↗

Counter-examples to the famous conjecture of Caratheodory, as well as the bound on umbilic index proposed by Hamburger, are constructed with respect to Riemannian metrics that are arbitrarily close to the flat metric on Euclidean 3-space. In particular, Riemannian metrics with a smooth strictly convex 2-sphere containi…

2018-12-09abs ↗pdf ↗

In 1987, Kalai proved that stacked spheres of dimension d3d\geq 3 are characterised by the fact that they attain equality in Barnette's celebrated Lower Bound Theorem. This result does not extend to dimension d=2d=2. In this article, we give a characterisation of stacked 22-spheres using what we call the {\em separatio…

2014-03-24abs ↗pdf ↗

We show that for an immersed two-sided minimal surface in R3R^3, there is a lower bound on the index depending on the genus and number of ends. Using this, we show the nonexistence of an embedded minimal surface in R3R^3 of index 22, as conjectured by Choe. Moreover, we show that the index of a immersed two-sided mini…

2014-05-28abs ↗pdf ↗

This article surveys the relations among local and nonlocal invariants in Atiyah-Singer index theory. We discuss the local invariants that arise from the heat equation approach to the index theorem for geometric operators, as well as the nonlocal invariants (the eta invariant, the determinant of the Laplacian/analytic …

1997-07-21abs ↗pdf ↗

New minimal surface theory disproves a conjecture in symmetric spaces.

problem Proving the existence of unstable minimal maps in symmetric spaces.
method Using Hitchin representations and equivariant maps, with a new index bound.
result Disproves the Labourie conjecture for PSL(n,R)PSL(n,\mathbb{R}) with n4n\geq 4.

We present a condition for towers of fiber bundles which implies that the fundamental group of the total space has a nilpotent subgroup of finite index whose torsion is contained in its center. Moreover, the index of the subgroup can be bounded in terms of the fibers of the tower. Our result is motivated by the conject…

2017-07-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on divergence and thickness for Coxeter groups, generalizing previous work.

problem Characterizing and bounding divergence and thickness for Coxeter groups.
method Characterization of linear divergence, introduction of hypergraph index, new construction of Coxeter systems.
result Upper bounds on divergence and thickness for Coxeter groups, conjectured to be equalities.

The Rosenberg index vanishes if a manifold admits a wide Riemannian band or cube-like domain.

problem Proving the Rosenberg index does not vanish for certain manifolds.
method Analyzing isometric immersions of wide Riemannian bands and cube-like domains on spin manifolds.
result Closed spin manifolds with infinite KO\mathcal{KO}-width have non-vanishing Rosenberg index.