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48 results for meridian multitwists

The paper disproves the existence of certain subgroups with nontrivial rational abelianization.

problem The existence of finite-index subgroups with nontrivial rational abelianization in handlebody groups.
method Proved that meridian multitwists vanish in H1(Γ;Q)H_1(Γ; \mathbb{Q}) and showed that H1(Γ;Q)=0H_1(Γ; \mathbb{Q}) = 0 for specific subgroups.
result No finite-index subgroups of the handlebody group contain nontrivial rational abelianization.

Multitwists cannot generate all compactly supported mapping class groups on infinite-type surfaces.

problem Generating compactly supported mapping class groups on infinite-type surfaces.
method Analyzing closure of compactly supported mapping class groups and their relation to multitwists.
result Closure of compactly supported mapping class groups is not generated by multitwists.

This paper analyzes commensurability of the class of surface automorphism generated by two Dehn multitwists. We show pairwise noncommensurability between several classes arising from canonical curve configurations. In addition, we consider the Kenyon-Smillie invariant J of flat surfaces in this setting. We also introdu…

2010-11-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Homomorphisms between pure mapping class groups are classified for certain genus surfaces.

problem Classifying homomorphisms between pure mapping class groups for specific genus surfaces.
method Proving every multitwist-preserving map is induced by a multi-embedding, then applying to classify homomorphisms.
result All homomorphisms between pure mapping class groups for g4g\geq 4 and g62g4g' \leq 6\cdot 2^{g-4} are classified.

On a compact oriented surface of genus gg with n1n\geq 1 boundary components, δ1,δ2,,δnδ_1, δ_2,\ldots, δ_n, we consider positive factorizations of the boundary multitwist tδ1tδ2tδnt_{δ_1} t_{δ_2} \cdots t_{δ_n}, where tδit_{δ_i} is the positive Dehn twist about the boundary δiδ_i. We prove that for g3g\geq 3, the boundary multitwis…

2013-09-15abs ↗pdf ↗

Meridian lemma extended to fully alternating links in thickened surfaces.

problem Extending Menasco's meridian lemma to fully alternating links in thickened surfaces.
method Developed a new meridian lemma for fully alternating links in thickened orientable surfaces of positive genus.
result The meridian lemma holds for fully alternating links in thickened surfaces.

In the present article we study a special class of surfaces in the four-dimensional Euclidean space, which are one-parameter systems of meridians of the standard rotational hypersurface. They are called meridian surfaces. We show that a meridian surface has a harmonic Gauss map if and only if it is part of a plane. Fur…

2014-10-29abs ↗pdf ↗

In the present article we study a special class of surfaces in the four-dimensional Euclidean space, which are one-parameter systems of meridians of the standard rotational hypersurface. They are called meridian surfaces. We classified semi-parallel meridian surface in 4-dimensional Euclidean space E4E^4.

2015-04-16abs ↗pdf ↗

Study of hyperelliptic mapping class groups with applications and profinite completions.

problem Understanding hyperelliptic mapping class groups and their properties.
method Defined and studied hyperelliptic mapping class groups, applied theory to counterexamples, and examined profinite completions.
result Found a counterexample to a conjecture about mapping class groups and extended congruence subgroup property.

Permutation of Weierstrass points on Veech surfaces in H(2)\mathcal{H}(2) classified by discriminant.

problem Classifying permutations of Weierstrass points on Veech surfaces in H(2)\mathcal{H}(2) based on discriminant.
method Analyzing the permutation group induced by the affine group on Weierstrass points, considering both affine and Dehn multitwists.
result The permutation group is Dih4\mathrm{Dih}_4, Dih5\mathrm{Dih}_5, or Dih6\mathrm{Dih}_6 depending on the discriminant value.

Suppose a genus two handlebody is removed from a 3-manifold M and then a single meridian of the handlebody is restored. The result is a knot or link complement in M and it is natural to ask whether geometric properties of the link complement say something about the meridian that was restored. Here we consider what the …

2006-03-30abs ↗pdf ↗

We derive bounds on the length of the meridian and the cusp volume of hyperbolic knots in terms of the topology of essential surfaces spanned by the knot. We provide an algorithmically checkable criterion that guarantees that the meridian length of a hyperbolic knot is below a given bound. As applications we find knot …

2016-08-17abs ↗pdf ↗

Study timelike meridian surfaces in Minkowski 4-space with specific properties.

problem Characterize timelike meridian surfaces with special properties in Minkowski 4-space.
method Analyze different classes of timelike meridian surfaces with constant Gauss curvature, mean curvature, and parallel normalized mean curvature vector field.
result Explicit solutions to PDEs describing timelike surfaces with parallel normalized mean curvature vector field.

We show that in the mapping class group of a surface any relation between Dehn twists of the form T_x^j T_y^k = M (M a multitwist) is the lantern relation, and any relation of the form (T_x T_y)^k = M (where T_x commutes with M) is the 2-chain relation.

2002-06-12abs ↗pdf ↗

Prove integrality of genus-gg indices with adjoint Reidemeister torsions for twist knots and meridians.

problem Prove integrality of genus-gg indices with adjoint Reidemeister torsions for twist knots and meridians.
method Consider the sum of the adjoint Reidemeister torsions and prove integrality for twist knots and meridians.
result Prove integrality of genus-gg indices with adjoint Reidemeister torsions for twist knots and meridians.

In the literature of the study of knot group epimorphisms, the existence of an epimorphism between two given knot groups is mostly (if not always) shown by giving an epimorphism which preserves meridians. A natural question arises: is there an epimorphism preserving meridians whenever a knot group is a homomorphic imag…

2015-02-20abs ↗pdf ↗

Let S be a closed oriented surface of genus g > 1, and let T denote its Torelli group. First, given a set E of homotopically nontrivial, pairwise disjoint, pairwise nonisotopic simple closed curves on S, we determine precisely when a multitwist on E is an element of T by defining an equivalence relation on E and then a…

2002-03-14abs ↗pdf ↗

The goal of this paper is to offer a comprehensive exposition of the current knowledge about Heegaard splittings of exteriors of knots in the 3-sphere. The exposition is done with a historical perspective as to how ideas developed and by whom. Several new notions are introduced and some facts about them are proved. In …

2006-08-05abs ↗pdf ↗

Given any knot k, there exists a hyperbolic knot tilde k with arbitrarily large volume such that the knot group pi k is a quotient of pi tilde k by a map that sends meridian to meridian and longitude to longitude. The knot tilde k can be chosen to be ribbon concordant to k and also to have the same Alexander invariant …

2005-03-08abs ↗pdf ↗

The study characterizes lamination limits and homeomorphisms in 3D handlebodies.

problem Characterizing lamination limits and homeomorphisms in 3D handlebodies.
method Using Hausdorff limits and commensurability of laminations, the study characterizes lamination limits and homeomorphisms.
result A characterization of when a non-minimal lamination is a Hausdorff limit of meridians and related characterization of homeomorphisms.

The paper studies loxodromes on twisted surfaces in a specific 3D space.

problem Analyzing loxodromes on twisted surfaces in Lorentz-Minkowski 3-space.
method Developed general formulas and differential equations for different types of loxodromes, meridians, and surfaces in E^3_1.
result Generalized differential equations for loxodromes on Type-I, Type-II, and Type-III twisted surfaces.

We compute the Kauffman bracket skein module of the complement of a twist knot, finding that it is free and infinite dimensional. The basis consists of cables of a two-component link, one component of which is a meridian of the knot. The cabling of the meridian can be arbitrarily large while the cabling of the other co…

2004-02-06abs ↗pdf ↗

The study defines new surfaces with specific cut locus properties and provides conditions for their existence.

problem Understanding the properties of surfaces of revolution with specific cut locus structures.
method Analyzing the Gaussian curvature function and proving conditions for surfaces to be generalized von Mangoldt.
result For any surface of revolution with finite total curvature, there exists a generalized von Mangoldt surface with the same total curvature and non-monotone Gaussian curvature function along a meridian.