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48 results for reciprocal hyperbolic elements

The study calculates the growth rate of reciprocal hyperbolic elements in Hecke groups.

problem Counting reciprocal hyperbolic elements in Hecke groups.
method Analyzes conjugacy classes of hyperbolic elements associated with reciprocal geodesics.
result Determines the asymptotic growth rate and limiting constant of primitive conjugacy classes of reciprocal hyperbolic elements.

Estimates growth of reciprocal classes in Hecke groups.

problem Estimating the growth of reciprocal conjugacy classes in Hecke groups.
method Using free product structure and word lengths of reciprocal elements, with tools from basic probability theory.
result Estimates the asymptotic growth of reciprocal conjugacy classes in Hecke groups.

The study examines the growth of reciprocal classes in Hecke groups, proving an asymptotic formula.

problem Analyzing the growth of reciprocal classes in Hecke groups.
method Utilizes the free product structure of Hecke groups, combinatorial counting, and recurrence relations.
result Proves an asymptotic formula for the number of reciprocal classes in Hecke groups.

The paper classifies reversible elements in Seifert-fibered spaces and braid groups.

problem Classifying reversible elements in Seifert-fibered spaces and braid groups.
method Classification of reversible elements in Fuchsian groups, application to Seifert-fibered groups, and analysis of 3-torsion elements.
result Classification and analysis of reversible and 3-torsion elements in Seifert-fibered spaces and braid groups.

We define a new notion of contracting element of a group and we show that contracting elements coincide with hyperbolic elements in relatively hyperbolic groups, pseudo-Anosovs in mapping class groups, rank one isometries in groups acting properly on proper CAT(0) spaces, elements acting hyperbolically on the Bass-Serr…

2011-12-12abs ↗pdf ↗

New examples of hyperbolic links with generalized torsion elements found.

problem Finding generalized torsion elements in the fundamental groups of hyperbolic links.
method Analyzing the Weeks manifold, figure-eight sister manifold, and Whitehead sister link to identify generalized torsion elements.
result First examples of hyperbolic links with link groups admitting generalized torsion elements.

The study finds infinitely many hyperbolic 3-manifolds with large rank and generalized torsion elements.

problem Finding hyperbolic 3-manifold groups with large rank and generalized torsion elements.
method Constructing specific hyperbolic 3-manifolds with given properties.
result Infinitely many hyperbolic 3-manifolds with generalized torsion elements of arbitrarily large order.

In this paper, we establish that, for statistically convex-cocompact actions, contracting elements are exponentially generic in counting measure. Among others, the following exponential genericity results are obtained as corollaries for the set of hyperbolic elements in relatively hyperbolic groups, the set of rank-1 e…

2017-07-19abs ↗pdf ↗

The heat coefficients related to the Laplace-Beltrami operator defined on the hyperbolic compact manifold $H^3/\Ga$ are evaluated in the case in which the discrete group $\Ga$ contains elliptic and hyperbolic elements. It is shown that while hyperbolic elements give only exponentially vanishing corrections to the trace…

1993-03-04abs ↗pdf ↗

New infinite family of hyperbolic L-space knots with specific semigroups.

problem Characterizing semigroups of L-space knots.
method Defined formal semigroups from Alexander polynomials and analyzed hyperbolic knots.
result Found an infinite family of hyperbolic L-space knots with semigroups generated by five elements.

We introduce the notion of a "crystallographic sphere packing," defined to be one whose limit set is that of a geometrically finite hyperbolic reflection group in one higher dimension. We exhibit for the first time an infinite family of conformally-inequivalent such with all radii being reciprocals of integers. We then…

2017-12-01abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper models reciprocity in interbank markets using a statistical null model.

problem Understanding the importance of individual banks in financial networks.
method Developed an exponential random graph model to account for reciprocal links on both topological and weighted levels.
result Weighted reciprocity in interbank markets is more significant than network size and volume before the financial crisis.

Study geodesics entering a fixed cusp neighborhood multiple times.

problem Understanding geodesics entering a specific cusp neighborhood multiple times.
method Investigate reciprocal geodesics entering a fixed cusp neighborhood a fixed number of times.
result Characterized the class of reciprocal geodesics entering a fixed cusp neighborhood a fixed number of times.

New method reconstructs interbank networks enforcing reciprocity to improve stability and risk prediction.

problem Lack of public interbank network data and difficulty in replicating cycles.
method Proposes a new network reconstruction method enforcing sparsity and link reciprocity from aggregate data.
result Adding reciprocity improves prediction of network properties, including largest real eigenvalue and eccentricity of eigenvalues.

Persistent elements are ubiquitous in knot groups, especially for hyperbolic knots.

problem Identifying persistent elements in knot groups under Dehn fillings.
method Combining techniques from knot theory and hyperbolic geometry, including Dehn fillings and automorphisms.
result Persistent elements are structurally pervasive in knot groups, not just rare exceptions.

We prove that the Hilbert geometry of a convex domain in Rn{\mathbb R}^n has bounded local geometry, i.e., for a given radius, all balls are bilipschitz to a euclidean domain of Rn{\mathbb R}^n. As a consequence, if the Hilbert geometry is also Gromov hyperbolic, then the bottom of its spectrum is strictly positive. We…

2006-04-21abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper studies the generic behavior of kk-tuple elements for k2k\ge 2 in a proper group action with contracting elements, with applications towards relatively hyperbolic groups, CAT(0) groups and mapping class groups. For a class of statistically convex-cocompact action, we show that an exponential generic set of …

2018-12-15abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proves generalization bounds and stopping rules for self-selected data in reciprocal learning.

problem Generalization of learning algorithms using self-selected data.
method Proves universal generalization bounds using covering numbers and Wasserstein ambiguity sets.
result Provides stopping rules for reciprocal learning algorithms to ensure out-of-sample performance.

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 ↗

This work improves KG embeddings by integrating hyperbolic and attention mechanisms.

problem Preserving hierarchical and logical patterns in KGs with low-dimensional embeddings.
method Combines hyperbolic reflections/rotations with attention mechanisms to capture complex relational patterns.
result Improves MRR by up to 6.1% on standard benchmarks and new state-of-the-art results in high dimensions.

Given a knot and an SL(n,C) representation of its group that is conjugate to its dual, the representation that replaces each matrix with its inverse-transpose, the associated twisted Reidemeister torsion is reciprocal. An example is given of a knot group and SL(3,Z) representation that is not conjugate to its dual for …

2009-05-15abs ↗pdf ↗

Central limit theorem for Green metrics on hyperbolic groups.

problem Proving a central limit theorem for Green metrics on hyperbolic groups.
method Proving a central limit theorem for Green metrics on hyperbolic groups using probability measures and ordering elements.
result Proved a central limit theorem for Green metrics on hyperbolic groups.

Let Sp(2,1)Sp(2,1) be the isometry group of the quaternionic hyperbolic plane HH2{{\bf H}_{\mathbb H}}^2. An element gg in Sp(2,1)Sp(2,1) is `hyperbolic' if it fixes exactly two points on the boundary of HH2{{\bf H}_{\mathbb H}}^2. We classify pairs of hyperbolic elements in Sp(2,1)Sp(2,1) up to conjugation. A hyperbolic element of $S…

2017-08-21abs ↗pdf ↗

We reformulate Lehmer's question from 1933 and a question due to Schinzel and Zassenhaus from 1965 in terms of a comparison of the Mahler measures and the houses, respectively, of monic integer reciprocal and skew-reciprocal polynomials of the same degree. This entails that understanding the difference between orientat…

2018-12-12abs ↗pdf ↗

Improved method for numerical conformal mappings on complex domains.

problem Accurate and efficient computation of conformal mappings on multiply connected domains.
method Generalization and refinement of the conjugate function method using high-order finite element methods.
result Achieved accurate and efficient construction of boundary values for multiply connected domains.

Study of Bowditch representations in hyperbolic spaces with implications for dynamics and recognition.

problem Characterizing and understanding representations of free groups into hyperbolic spaces.
method Generalization of Bowditch conditions, explicit constant KδK_δ for hyperbolicity, characterizations of representations.
result Linear growth of lengths for primitive elements in Bowditch representations, new characterization of primitive-stable representations.