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48 results for map property

The paper explores the twisted Rokhlin property in mapping class groups of surfaces.

problem Classifying surfaces whose mapping class groups have the twisted Rokhlin property.
method Generalizing the Rokhlin property to the twisted version, the authors classify surfaces based on their mapping class groups' properties.
result The mapping class groups of connected orientable infinite-type surfaces without boundaries have the twisted Rokhlin property, while those of other surfaces do not.

Investigates maps and properties in spaces with negative dimensions and curvature.

problem Existence of transport maps and local-to-global property in spaces with negative dimensions and bounded Ricci curvature.
method Examines metric measure spaces with negative curvature dimensions and applies reduced curvature-dimension conditions.
result Establishes the existence of transport maps and proves the local-to-global property.

Proves congruence subgroup property for mapping class groups of hyperbolic surfaces.

problem Residual finiteness of hyperbolic groups and congruence subgroup property for mapping class groups.
method Assumption of residual finiteness of hyperbolic groups leads to proof of congruence subgroup property.
result Congruence subgroup property for mapping class groups of hyperbolic surfaces.

Paper proves energy identity and no-neck property for special harmonic maps.

problem Analyzing special harmonic maps with homogeneous targets.
method Introduced equivariant embedding for ε\varepsilon-harmonic case.
result Energy identity and no-neck property established for ε\varepsilon- and αα-harmonic maps.

Motivated by the definition of the smooth manifold structure on a suitable mapping space, we consider the general problem of how to transfer local properties from a smooth space to an associated mapping space. This leads to the notion of smoothly local properties. In realising the definition of a local property at a pa…

2013-01-23abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on finiteness properties of handlebody mapping class groups.

problem Understanding finiteness properties of asymptotically rigid handlebody groups.
method Introduced asymptotically rigid mapping class groups and determined their finiteness properties based on the space of ends of handlebodies.
result Homology of these groups coincides with stable homology of handlebody groups in some cases.

Study classifies mappings of bivariate normal densities, revealing three types with distinct geometric and statistical properties.

problem Understanding the properties of two-component bivariate normal mixtures.
method Classification via A\mathcal{A}-equivalence and statistical analysis.
result Three distinct types of mappings with specific geometric and statistical properties, and upper bounds for the number of modes.

The study proves unique path lifting properties and their implications on quotient spaces and covering maps.

problem Understanding unique path lifting properties and their implications on quotient spaces and covering maps.
method The study uses group actions on R\mathbb R-trees and path lifting properties to prove the main results.
result Every map of manifolds with the unique path lifting property is a covering map.

We study generalized moment maps for a Hamiltonian action on a connected compact HH-twisted generalized complex manifold introduced by Lin and Tolman and prove the convexity and connectedness properties of the generalized moment maps for a Hamiltonian torus action.

2007-10-21abs ↗pdf ↗

Sharp mapping properties and regularization for X-ray transform on disks of constant curvature.

problem Sharp mapping properties and regularization of X-ray transform.
method Derive functional relations and mapping properties using elliptic differential operators.
result Theoretical possibility of regularized inversions for X-ray transform.

Study on mapping class groups of infinite type surfaces.

problem Property PextnaiveP_{ ext{naive}} for mapping class groups of infinite type surfaces.
method Analyzes the existence of elements gg and hih_i satisfying specific group properties.
result Establishes the existence of gg for any finite collection of non-trivial elements hih_i.

Proves Congruence Subgroup Property for two types of groups.

problem Proving Congruence Subgroup Property for specific groups.
method Elementary proof of Johnson filtration and geometric subsurface inclusions.
result Proves Congruence Subgroup Property for nilpotent quotients and subsurface subgroups.

Study big mapping class groups and their co-Hopfian property, finding new examples and proving injective homomorphisms results.

problem Characterizing co-Hopfian property in big mapping class groups of infinite-type surfaces.
method Constructing examples, proving properties, exploring injective homomorphisms.
result First examples of injective endomorphisms of mapping class groups of infinite-type surfaces that fail to be surjective.

The article studies mapping properties of Radon transform and backprojection on a unit ball.

problem Polyhomogeneous mapping properties of Radon transform and backprojection operator on the unit ball.
method Constructs a double b-fibration to desingularize the point-hyperplane relation, provides formulas and sharper estimates.
result Sharper estimates on polyhomogeneous mapping properties of Radon transform and backprojection compared to classic estimates.

Study maps in semidirect products of groups, proving Lipschitz properties without intrinsic dilations.

problem Proving Lipschitz conditions in semidirect products of groups without intrinsic dilations.
method Using equivalent conditions and properties of projection maps in metric spaces.
result Proves the same Lipschitz results as in Carnot groups, without intrinsic dilations.

Study analyzes convergence of harmonic maps into compact locally CAT(1) spaces.

problem Analyzing convergence of harmonic maps with energy bounds.
method Bubble tree convergence, exploiting local convexity properties of CAT(1) spaces.
result Energy quantization and no-neck property demonstrated for harmonic maps.

We provide a general framework to study convergence properties of families of maps. For manifolds MM and NN where MM is equipped with a volume form V\mathcal{V} we consider families of maps in the collection {(φ,B):BM,φ:BN with both measurable}\{(φ, B) : B \subset M, φ:B \rightarrow N\text{ with both measurable}\} and we define a distance function …

2014-06-16abs ↗pdf ↗

In this article, we prove a Liouville property of holomorphic maps from a complete Kahler manifold with nonnegative holomorphic bisectional curvature to a complete simply connected Kahler manifold with a certain assumption on the sectional curvature.

2010-03-04abs ↗pdf ↗

Study modular classes of Dirac manifolds and maps, explaining their properties and relationships.

problem Exploring modular classes of Dirac structures and their relationships.
method Analysis of modular classes, properties derivation, and relationship explanation.
result Explains the relationship between modular classes of various structures in Poisson reduction.

Introduces generalized moment maps for almost Hermitian settings.

problem Extending classical moment map theory to almost Hermitian settings.
method Introduces momentumly closed forms and proves a variant of the Darboux-Weinstein theorem.
result Establishes convexity property and constructs reduction space for generalized moment maps.

We explore the intrinsic geometry of tangent bundles and properties of the mirror map.

problem Understanding the intrinsic geometry of tangent bundles and properties of the mirror map.
method Review and solve cohomological questions related to the mirror map and related operators.
result Solved some cohomological questions and raised other induced by the d_B operator.