We study side-lengths of triangles in path metric spaces. We prove that unless such a space X is bounded, or quasi-isometric to line or half-line, every triple of real numbers satisfying the strict triangle inequalities, is realized by the side-lengths of a triangle in X. We construct an example of a complete path metr…
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The paper defines a path metric on a stable component of polynomial families.
problem Understanding the geometry of polynomial families with parabolic relations.
method Constructing a positive semi-definite pressure form on a bounded stable component of the moduli space.
result The pressure form defines a path metric on the stable component.
Unique compact Fuchsian manifolds with convex boundary are determined by their boundary.
problem Identifying compact Fuchsian manifolds with convex boundaries.
method Proving uniqueness based on the induced path metric on the boundary.
result Compact Fuchsian manifolds with convex boundaries are uniquely determined by the induced path metric on the boundary.
New Lipschitz bound for ReLU networks resists weight rescaling.
problem Lack of robustness guarantees for ReLU networks under weight perturbations.
method Rescaling-invariant Lipschitz bound based on path-metrics.
result The new bound applies to various ReLU-DAG architectures and resists neuron-wise rescalings.
Unified representation for tree ensembles indexed by nodes
problem Unifying geometric object for tree ensembles indexed by nodes
method KPP indexes feature map by nodes, weighted by path metric
result Unified non-diagonal Gram for prediction, additive attribution, robust radius, and risk bounds
Let be the complete, simply connected, Riemannian 2-manifold of constant curvature . Let be a closed, simply connected subspace of with the property that every two points in is connected by a rectifiable path in . We show that under the induced path metric, is a complete CAT() spa…
The paper proves a rigidity theorem for non-compact convex sets in hyperbolic 3-space.
problem Determining a closed convex set in hyperbolic 3-space by its boundary metric.
method Pogorelov's rigidity theorem, Hausdorff measure, and complex analysis techniques.
result The intrinsic path metric on the boundary determines a closed convex set up to isometry under certain conditions.
The dynamics of representations into PSL_d(R) are studied for surfaces of genus at least 3.
problem Dynamics of representations into PSL_d(R) for surfaces of genus at least 3.
method Showed quasi-convex subsets of infinite diameter for the Weil--Petersson metric have finite diameter for the path metric of the pressure metric through controlled bounded length of biinfinite paths of bending deformations.
result Biinfinite paths of bending deformations have controlled bounded length.
Stationary measures on hyperbolic surfaces with cusps are singular and stable under quasi-symmetries.
problem Understanding stationary measures on hyperbolic surfaces with cusps.
method Analyzing exponential decay of cusp excursions and proving quasi-symmetry stability.
result Stationary measures on hyperbolic surfaces with cusps are quasi-symmetrically stable and singular.
We supply a proof of the fact that a hyperbolic 3-manifold with finitely generated fundamental group and with no parabolics is topologically tame. This proves the Marden's conjecture. Our approach is to form an exhaustion of and modify the boundary to make them 2-convex. We use the induced path-metric, wh…
Using PL-methods, we prove the Marden's conjecture that a hyperbolic 3-manifold with finitely generated fundamental group and with no parabolics are topologically tame. Our approach is to form an exhaustion of and modify the boundary to make them 2-convex. We use the induced path-metric, which makes the s…
The study finds pairs of curves at distance 5 in surface curve graphs.
problem Finding pairs of curves at distance 5 in the curve graph of closed surfaces.
method Applying Dehn twists to fixed curves and characterizing conditions for distance 5.
result Characterization of pairs of curves at distance 5 in surface curve graphs.
The study introduces Cayley--Abels--Rosendal graphs for Polish groups.
problem Understanding the structure of Polish groups through graph theory.
method Developing Cayley--Abels--Rosendal graphs and applying them to Polish groups.
result Groups with Cayley--Abels--Rosendal graphs are topological analogues of finitely generated groups.
Introduces a Cost function to measure Legendrian knot obstructions.
problem Measuring obstructions for Legendrian knot isotopies.
method Introduces a non-negative integer-valued Cost function.
result Cost function induces a metric on topologically isotopic Legendrian knots.
Paper studies asymptotic dimension and Assouad-Nagata dimension of graphs and surfaces.
problem Understanding the asymptotic dimension and Assouad-Nagata dimension of graphs and surfaces.
method Analyzes asymptotic dimension of graph metrics and applies to surfaces, proving dimension bounds.
result Proves that complete Riemannian surfaces have Assouad-Nagata dimension at most 2.
This paper is connected with the problem of describing path metric spaces that are homeomorphic to manifolds and biLipschitz homogeneous, i.e., whose biLipschitz homeomorphism group acts transitively. Our main result is the following. Let be a homogeneous manifold of a Lie group and let be a geodesic …
Generates infinite-depth hierarchical clusters from few examples.
problem Inadequate finite-sample clustering methods for fine-scale hierarchical structures.
method Classification fields generated by a local refinement rule, approximated by predictors.
result Learned predictors can approximate infinite-depth hierarchical structures.
Graphs on surfaces have a 2-dimensional large scale structure.
problem Understanding the large scale structure of graphs on surfaces.
method Proving asymptotic dimension for specific graph classes and surfaces.
result Graphs on surfaces have an asymptotic dimension of 2.
The paper estimates Betti numbers for graphs with specific curvatures, proving bounds and characterizing rigidity.
problem Estimating Betti numbers for graphs with non-negative curvatures.
method Establishing Betti number estimates for graphs with non-negative Ollivier and Bakry-Émery curvatures.
result Upper bounds on the first Betti number for graphs with non-negative curvatures, with characterizations of rigidity.