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48 results for ping pong property

Study ping-pong dynamics in hyperbolic-like groups with non-simple points.

problem Investigate the ping-pong dynamics of hyperbolic-like groups.
method Explicitly provide a proper ping-pong partition for any pair of non-cyclic point stabilizers.
result Existence of a proper ping-pong partition for any pair of non-cyclic point stabilizers.

Groups without non-trivial finite normal subgroups have a strong ping pong property.

problem Proving a strong ping pong property for acylindrically hyperbolic groups.
method Proving the PnaiveP_{naive} property for groups with no non-trivial finite normal subgroups.
result Groups satisfying the condition have a strong ping pong property.

New groups discovered with unique properties in a specific space.

problem Finding new discrete subgroups with special properties in a mathematical space.
method Proved by showing groups play ping-pong on cones, related to crooked surfaces.
result Infinite family of discrete subgroups with remarkable properties in Sp4(R){Sp}_4(\mathbb{R}).

We prove that if φ,ψOut(FN)φ,ψ\in Out(F_N) are hyperbolic iwips (irreducible with irreducible powers) such that <φ,ψ>Out(FN)<φ,ψ>\le Out(F_N) is not virtually cyclic then some high powers of φφ and ψψ generate a free subgroup of rank two, all of whose nontrivial elements are again hyperbolic iwips. Being a hyperbolic iwip element of $…

2009-02-24abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proves a quantitative Tits alternative for negatively pinched manifolds.

problem Proving a quantitative version of the Tits alternative for negatively pinched manifolds.
method Analyzing discrete isometry subgroups generated by two non-elliptic isometries.
result A free subgroup of rank 2 is found in the isometry subgroup, which is convex-cocompact when one of the generators is hyperbolic.

Local-to-global principle for Morse actions on symmetric spaces.

problem Recognizing Morse actions on symmetric spaces.
method Equivariant Morse quasiisometric embeddings of trees into symmetric spaces.
result Algorithmic recognizability of Morse actions and construction of Morse Schottky subgroups.

Researchers discover all affinely homogeneous models for surfaces in 4D space.

problem Identifying all affinely homogeneous models for surfaces in 4D space.
method Improved power series method of equivalence, capturing invariants at the origin, creating branches, and infinitesimalizing calculations.
result Find several inequivalent terminal branches yielding each to some nonempty moduli space of homogeneous models.

This note removes technical assumptions and characterizes relatively dominated representations.

problem Geometrically finiteness and Anosov conditions in higher-rank settings.
method Characterization using eigenvalue gaps and limit maps.
result Relatively dominated representations are characterized using eigenvalue gaps and limit maps.

We study the geometry and dynamics of discrete infinite covolume subgroups of higher rank semisimple Lie groups. We introduce and prove the equivalence of several conditions, capturing "rank one behavior'' of discrete subgroups of higher rank Lie groups. They are direct generalizations of rank one equivalents to convex…

2014-03-29abs ↗pdf ↗

Study matches two noisy point clouds with geometric transformations and relabeling.

problem Matching two noisy point clouds with orthogonal transformations and relabeling.
method Information-theoretic results and Ping-Pong algorithm for computational alignment.
result The Ping-Pong algorithm retrieves the planted signal after one step.

We prove that the cotangent of a double Lie groupoid S has itself a double groupoid structure with sides the duals of associated Lie algebroids, and double base the dual of the Lie algebroid of the core of S. Using this, we prove a result outlined by Weinstein in 1988, that the side groupoids of a general symplectic do…

1998-08-03abs ↗pdf ↗

Defines Wodzicki residue using groupoids and fibered distributions.

problem Defining and understanding the Wodzicki residue in noncommutative geometry.
method Using groupoid language and filtered manifolds, defining the residue and showing its properties.
result The groupoidal residue is a trace on pseudodifferential operators and matches the usual residue in certain cases.

Proposes a new neural network architecture inspired by biology to improve learning and information flow.

problem Improving artificial neural networks to match biological neuron properties like multidirectional propagation and probabilistic modeling.
method Extends KAN approach with joint distribution neurons that can propagate values and distributions, including variance and higher-order moments.
result Proposed architecture can predict and propagate distributions, including expected values and variances.

We define an abstract notion of double Lie algebroid, which includes as particular cases: (1) the double Lie algebroid of a double Lie groupoid in the sense of the author, such as the iterated tangent bundle of an ordinary manifold, and various iterated tangent/cotangent constructions in symplectic and Poisson geometry…

2000-11-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Inspired by recent works of Zang Liu, Alan Weinstein and Ping Xu, we introduce the notions of CC algebroids and non asymmetric Courant algebroids and study these structures. It is shown that CC algebroids of rank greater than 3 are the same as Courant algebroids up to a constant factor, though the definition of CC alge…

2002-08-02abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper introduces MDP homomorphic networks for faster reinforcement learning.

problem Current reinforcement learning approaches do not exploit symmetries in the joint state-action space.
method Equivariant neural networks with group-structured symmetries (reflections, rotations).
result MDP homomorphic networks converge faster than unstructured baselines on various tasks.

Paper introduces a technique to simplify RNN policies for better understanding and analysis.

problem Difficulty in explaining and analyzing RNN policies due to continuous-valued memory vectors and observation features.
method Quantized Bottleneck Insertion technique to learn finite representations of RNN vectors and features.
result Finite representations of RNN policies can be as small as 3 discrete memory states and 10 observations, improving interpretability.

Paper introduces a simulator-free approach to reinforcement learning policy distillation.

problem Learning multiplicity of cases corresponding to a given action in reinforcement learning.
method Generative adversarial approach to find multiple exemplars for each output class.
result Improves over state-of-the-art on data-free learning of student networks.

Teichmuller solved the type problem for Riemann surfaces.

problem Deciding if a Riemann surface is conformally equivalent to the complex plane or unit disc.
method Using line complexes and quasiconformal mappings, Teichmuller proved equivalence of surfaces with the same ramification measure.
result A simply connected Riemann surface is hyperbolic if sufficiently ramified.

New findings on asymptotic property C in infinite dimensional spaces.

problem Understanding infinite dimensional spaces with infinite asymptotic dimension.
method Showed preservation of asymptotic property C in infinite products and introduced hyperbolic property C.
result Infinite products and restricted direct products of countable groups with finite asymptotic dimension have asymptotic property C.

We prove recognition theorems for codimension one manifold factors of dimension n4n \geq 4. In particular, we formalize topographical methods and introduce three ribbons properties: the crinkled ribbons property, the twisted crinkled ribbons property, and the fuzzy ribbons property. We show that X×RX \times \mathbb{R} i…

2009-09-17abs ↗pdf ↗

The study shows that several properties are not profinite invariants.

problem Determining which properties are profinite invariants.
method Combining Rips constructions and iterated group-theoretic Dehn filling on hyperbolic virtually special groups.
result Several properties (stable commutator length, quasimorphisms, property NL, property FW_\infty, property FA, and non-abelian free subgroups) are not profinite invariants.

New complexity notion connects finite decomposition and asymptotic property C.

problem Understanding and connecting different properties in metric spaces.
method Introducing finite APC-decomposition complexity and proving its implications.
result Finite APC-decomposition complexity implies property A for metric spaces.

Investigates stability properties of Haezendonck-Goovaerts premium principles in Orlicz spaces.

problem Stability properties of Haezendonck-Goovaerts premium principles in various Orlicz spaces.
method Analysis of stability properties including Fatou and Lebesgue properties, and continuity with respect to ΦΦ-weak convergence.
result Haezendonck-Goovaerts principles satisfy the Fatou property and Lebesgue property under certain conditions.