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Signed heights of knotoids are defined and studied.
problem Understanding the signed height of knotoids.
method Defined positive and negative parts of height, proved they determine unsigned height, provided lower bounds with polynomials, studied associated sequences.
result Positive and negative parts of height determine unsigned height.
The stabilisation height of a fibre surface in the 3-sphere is the minimal number of Hopf plumbing operations needed to attain a stable fibre surface from the initial surface. We show that families of fibre surfaces related by iterated Stallings twists have unbounded stabilisation height.
We study the singularities of the members of the family of height functions on Whitney umbrellas, which is also known as cross-caps, and show that the family of the height functions is a versal unfolding. Moreover, we study local intersections of a Whitney umbrella with a hyperplane through its singular point.
The paper modifies a warped product space to find conditions for constant height functions.
problem Finding sufficient conditions for the height function to be constant in a modified warped product space.
method The paper modifies the warped product space by adding a warping function and discusses the sufficient condition for the height of immersed surfaces.
result The paper establishes a sufficient condition for the height function to be constant in the modified warped product space.
The heights of Alexandroff square transformation groups are computed and proven.
problem Computing possible heights of Alexandroff square transformation groups.
method Analyzing the heights of transformation groups for Alexandroff square, unit square with lexicographic order, and unit square with Euclidean topology.
result Proven heights for transformation groups of Alexandroff square, unit square with lexicographic order, and unit square with Euclidean topology.
We introduce a new method for detection of long-range cross-correlations and multifractality - multifractal height cross-correlation analysis (MF-HXA) - based on scaling of qth order covariances. MF-HXA is a bivariate generalization of the height-height correlation analysis of Barabasi & Vicsek [Barabasi, A.L., Vicsek,…
We describe spaces of essential finite height (measured) laminations in a surface S using a parameter space we call S, an ordered semi-ring. We show that for every finite height essential lamination L in S, there is an action of π1(S) on an S-tree dual to the lift of L to the universal co…
The paper connects special cycle heights to Siegel Eisenstein series.
problem Connecting special cycle heights to Siegel Eisenstein series.
method Constructing Green forms for special cycles in Shimura varieties and relating local archimedean heights to derivatives of Siegel Eisenstein series.
result The conjecture relating derivatives of Siegel Eisenstein series to arithmetic intersections of special cycles is settled for local archimedean heights.
We extend the Faltings modular heights of abelian varieties to general arithmetic varieties and show direct relations with the Kahler-Einstein geometry, the Minimal Model Program, heights of Bost and Zhang, and give some applications. Along the way, we propose arithmetic Yau-Tian-Donaldson conjecture, an equivalence of…
We classify, in terms of topology of highest arcs, low height non-simple geodesics on the modular hyperbolic punctured sphere with three elliptic fixed points of order two. Of eight possible types, exactly one consists of geodesics that form a bigon about the cusp; we express all such geodesics in terms of Markoff trip…
We consider height functions on symmetric spaces M≅G/K embedded in the associated matrix Lie group G. In particular we study the relationship between the critical sets of the height function on G and its restriction to M. Also we prove that the gradient flow on M can be integrated by means of a generaliz…
The height function of various surfaces decomposes into finite sums of scaled and translated versions of itself.
problem Decomposing the height function of different types of surfaces into simpler components.
method Using Euler-Ramanujan identities and Weierstrass-Enneper representation to decompose height functions of minimal, maximal, timelike minimal, and Born-Infeld surfaces.
result The height function of various surfaces can be expressed as a finite sum of scaled and translated versions of itself.
In this paper, we give a height estimate for constant mean curvature graphs. Using this result we prove two results of uniqueness for the Dirichlet problem associated to the constant mean curvature equation on unbounded domains.
Given a finite graph of relatively hyperbolic groups with its fundamental group relatively hyperbolic and edge groups quasi-isometrically embedded and relatively quasiconvex in vertex groups, we prove that vertex groups are relatively quasiconvex if and only if all the vertex groups have finite relative height in the f…
In this paper we obtain a sharp height estimate concerning compact hypersurfaces immersed into warped product spaces with some constant higher order mean curvature, and whose boundary is contained into a slice. We apply these results to draw topological conclusions at the end of the paper.
In this paper we prove local results for solutions to the Ricci flow (heat flow) whose speed (height) is bounded by tc for some time interval t∈(0,T). These results are contained in chapter 7 of the author's habilitation thesis, University of Freiburg, Germany, 2006.