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Extended mapping class group can be generated by three involutions for certain surfaces.

problem Generating the extended mapping class group using involutions.
method Proving generation by three involutions for specified surface conditions.
result Extended mapping class group can be generated by three involutions for specified genus and puncture conditions.

The paper shows how to generate mapping class groups with specific involutions.

problem Finding the minimum number of involutions needed to generate mapping class groups of surfaces with punctures.
method Analyzing the structure of mapping class groups for different surface properties and puncture counts.
result The number of involutions required to generate the mapping class group varies based on the surface's genus and the number of punctures.

Study on self-similar surfaces and their mapping class groups generated by involutions.

problem When do big mapping class groups of self-similar surfaces generated by involutions?
method Investigation of self-similar surfaces with self-similar ends, focusing on infinite and one maximal ends.
result For self-similar surfaces with infinite maximal ends, their mapping class groups are generated by involutions and are uniformly perfect.

Let Σg,bΣ_{g,b} denote a closed oriented surface genus gg with bb punctures and let Modg,bMod_{g,b} denote its mapping class group. Luo proved that if the genus is at least 3, the group Modg,bMod_{g,b} is generated by involutions. He also asked if there exists a universal upper bound, independent of genus and the number of pun…

2003-11-25abs ↗pdf ↗

This thesis proves how to generate a specific group using involutions.

problem Generating the mapping class group of non-orientable surfaces by involutions.
method Using a set of involutions, the thesis provides the number of elements needed for generation based on the surface's genus and punctures.
result The mapping class group of non-orientable surfaces can be generated by a fixed number of involutions, independent of the surface's genus and punctures.

New findings on generating mapping class groups of nonorientable surfaces.

problem Understanding the minimum number of elements needed to generate the mapping class group of nonorientable surfaces.
method Proving the minimum number of generators for extrmMod(Ng) extrm{Mod}(N_g) for g19g\geq19 and g26g\geq26.
result For g19g\geq19, extrmMod(Ng) extrm{Mod}(N_g) can be generated by two elements, one of order gg. For g26g\geq26, extrmMod(Ng) extrm{Mod}(N_g) can be generated by three involutions.

We prove that both the hyperelliptic mapping class group and the extended hyperelliptic mapping class group are generated by two torsion elements. We also compute the index of the subgroup of the hyperelliptic mapping class group which is generated by involutions and we prove that the extended hyperelliptic mapping cla…

2005-10-11abs ↗pdf ↗

Let Σg,bΣ_{g,b} denote a closed orientable surface of genus gg with bb punctures and let Mod(Σg,b)\rm Mod(Σ_{\textit{g,b}}) denote its mapping class group. In [Luo] Luo proved that if the genus is at least 3, Mod(Σg,b)\rm Mod(Σ_{\textit{g,b}}) is generated by involutions. He also asked if there exists a universal upper bound, indepe…

2008-07-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Study identifies roots of hyperelliptic involutions and braid groups in mapping class groups.

problem Identifying roots of hyperelliptic involutions and braid groups in mapping class groups.
method Analyzes braid groups and mapping class groups on surfaces of genus nknk.
result Hyperelliptic involutions have infinitely many square and cubic roots.

Study on minimal torsion topological generators for mapping class groups of infinite-type surfaces.

problem Minimal topological generating sets of mapping class groups consisting of torsion elements.
method Investigation of minimal topological generating sets for Map(S(n))\mathrm{Map}(S(n)) consisting entirely of torsion elements, with special attention to involutions.
result Minimal topological generating sets for Map(S(n))\mathrm{Map}(S(n)) consisting of torsion elements are found for various nn.

The study describes good involutions in quandles and Alexander quandles.

problem Characterizing and enumerating good involutions in quandles and Alexander quandles.
method Completely describing good involutions of free and subquandles of twisted conjugation quandles of groups, including Alexander quandles.
result Explicit mappings for good involutions of linear quandles up to order 23.

We give a bordered extension of involutive HF-hat and use it to give an algorithm to compute involutive HF-hat for general 3-manifolds. We also explain how the mapping class group action on HF-hat can be computed using bordered Floer homology. As applications, we prove that involutive HF-hat satisfies a surgery exact t…

2017-06-20abs ↗pdf ↗

Generators found for nonorientable surfaces with many punctures.

problem Identifying minimal generating sets for mapping class groups of nonorientable surfaces.
method Analyzing extrmMod(Ng,p) extrm{Mod}(N_{g, p}) for g14g\geq14 to find generator counts.
result Generators of extrmMod(Ng,p) extrm{Mod}(N_{g, p}) can be as few as 5 or 6.

For a nonorientable surface, the twist subgroup is an index 2 subgroup of the mapping class group. It is generated by Dehn twists about two-sided simple closed curves. In this paper, we study involution generators of the twist subgroup. We give generating sets of involutions with the smallest number of elements our met…

2019-12-23abs ↗pdf ↗

Study the geometry and dynamics of skew evolutes and involutes, related to bicycle kinematics.

problem Understanding the geometry and dynamics of skew evolutes and involutes.
method Investigate the skew evolute and involute maps, comparing them to bicycle kinematics.
result The skew evolute and involute maps have properties analogous to bicycle kinematics.

The paper studies the topological properties of convex sets and their polar mappings.

problem Investigating the topological nature of polar mappings on convex sets.
method Proving homeomorphism and topological conjugacy between polar mappings and involution.
result Inclusion-reversing involutions on convex sets are topologically conjugate to polar mappings.

Study determines Borsuk-Ulam property for maps between torus and Klein bottle.

problem Determining maps with Borsuk-Ulam property between torus and Klein bottle.
method Analyzing homotopy classes of maps and using fundamental groups.
result Identifies specific homotopy classes of maps with Borsuk-Ulam property.

Let SgS_g be the closed oriented surface of genus g and let Mod(Sg)\text{Mod}(S_g) be the mapping class group. When the genus is at least 3, Mod(Sg)\text{Mod}(S_g) can be generated by torsion elements. We prove the follow results. For g4g \geq 4, Mod(Sg)\text{Mod}(S_g) can be generated by 4 torsion elements. Three generators are invo…

2015-06-14abs ↗pdf ↗

We give a unified method for the general equivalence problem of extrinsic geometry, on the basis of our formulation of a general extrinsic geometry as that of an osculating map φ ⁣:(M,f)L/L0Flag(V,φ)\varphi\colon (M,\mathfrak f) \to L/L^0 \subset \operatorname{Flag}(V,φ) from a filtered manifold (M,f)(M,\mathfrak f) to a homogeneous space $L…

2019-04-11abs ↗pdf ↗

Study of holomorphic correspondences combining entire maps and Fuchsian groups.

problem Understanding dynamics of entire maps and their interactions with Fuchsian groups.
method Systematic study of (:)(\infty : \infty) holomorphic correspondences arising from conformal combinations of transcendental entire maps and Fuchsian groups.
result The resulting correspondence is the composition of a Möbius involution and the deleted covering correspondence of a meromorphic function with a simple pole.

We study iterations of two classical constructions, the evolutes and involutes of plane curves, and we describe the limiting behavior of both constructions on a class of smooth curves with singularities given by their support functions. Next we study two kinds of discretizations of these constructions: the curves are r…

2015-10-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Invariant structures link to algebraic curves with specific properties.

problem Linking invariant hypercomplex structures to algebraic curves.
method Mapping invariant structures to algebraic curves with specific properties.
result Invariant hypercomplex structures correspond to algebraic curves with a flat projection and antiholomorphic involution.

Let MM be a topological space that admits a free involution ττ, and let NN be a topological space. A homotopy class β[M,N]β\in [ M,N ] is said to have {\it the Borsuk-Ulam property with respect to ττ} if for every representative map f:MNf: M \to N of ββ, there exists a point xMx \in M such that f(τ(x))=f(x)f(τ(x))= f(x). In this …

2019-12-12abs ↗pdf ↗

The study examines conditions for symmetric and alternating subgroups in mapping class groups of surfaces.

problem Conditions for torsion elements to generate symmetric or alternating subgroups.
method Analyzes mapping class groups of surfaces, derives necessary and sufficient conditions for conjugates of torsion elements to generate symmetric or alternating subgroups.
result Symmetric or alternating subgroups cannot contain irreducible mapping classes and hyperelliptic involutions.

The hyperelliptic Torelli group is the subgroup of the mapping class group consisting of elements that act trivially on the homology of the surface and that also commute with some fixed hyperelliptic involution. The authors and Putman proved that this group is generated by Dehn twists about separating curves fixed by t…

2012-02-10abs ↗pdf ↗

Grafting a measured lamination on a hyperbolic surface defines a self-map of Teichmuller space, which is a homeomorphism by a result of Scannell and Wolf. In this paper we study the large-scale behavior of pruning, which is the inverse of grafting. Specifically, for each conformal structure $X \in \T(S)$, pruning XX g…

2005-01-13abs ↗pdf ↗