Theory of relatively Anosov representations using flow methods.
problem Developing a theory for relatively Anosov representations.
method Using the contracting flow on a bundle to define and study relatively Anosov representations.
result Definition and study of uniformly relatively Anosov representations and a stability result.
Develops theory of Anosov representations for Fuchsian groups, showing stability and analytical properties.
problem Understanding geometrically finite Fuchsian groups and their representations.
method Theory of Anosov representations, type-preserving deformations, limit maps, relative Anosov and dominated representations.
result Cusped Hitchin representations are Borel Anosov, stable under deformations, and limit maps vary analytically.
Study shows exact dimensionality and regularity of manifolds for specific groups.
problem Exact dimensionality and regularity of manifolds for relatively Anosov groups.
method Dynamical methods, including finite and mixing of Bowen–Margulis–Sullivan measures.
result Manifolds are C1-regular and growth indicator is strictly concave. The study extends Dehn filling to Lie groups, ensuring geometric properties.
problem Generalizing Dehn filling to semisimple Lie groups.
method Analyzing deformations of subgroups and their geometric properties.
result Extended geometrically finite subgroups can be deformed while maintaining properties.
Defines new representations for hyperbolic groups, unifying existing definitions.
problem Geometrically finite behavior in higher rank groups.
method Introduces a new family of discrete representations for relatively hyperbolic groups.
result Stability of these representations under certain deformations.
Study equidistribution for flows on geometrically finite convergence group actions.
problem Counting, mixing and equidistribution for flows on geometrically finite convergence group actions.
method Establishing results for finite BMS measures on flow spaces associated to geometrically finite convergence group actions.
result Results apply to flow spaces associated to relatively Anosov groups.
New insights into Anosov representations of hyperbolic groups.
problem Understanding Anosov representations of relatively hyperbolic groups.
method Proving representations can be interpreted as restricted Anosov representations over flow spaces and showing stability under deformations.
result Representations of certain types are divergent, extended geometrically finite and stable under small deformations.
Strict concavity proven for growth indicator function of certain groups.
problem Proving strict concavity of growth indicator function for specific groups.
method Smoothness of Manhattan hypersurface and critical-exponent map.
result Strict concavity of growth indicator function for relatively Anosov groups.
We propose several common extensions of the classes of Anosov subgroups and geometrically finite Kleinian groups among discrete subgroups of semisimple Lie groups. We relativize various dynamical and coarse geometric characterizations of Anosov subgroups given in our earlier work, extending the class from intrinsically…
The study shows pseudo-Anosovs are common in mapping class groups.
problem Counting pseudo-Anosovs in mapping class groups.
method Using weakly contracting isometries and Morse elements.
result Pseudo-Anosovs are generic in mapping class groups.
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.
New measure of maximal entropy found for a class of geometrically finite groups.
problem Finding a measure of maximal entropy for relatively Anosov groups.
method Constructing reparameterizations and using exponential expansion along unstable foliations.
result The Bowen-Margulis-Sullivan measure is finite and unique for relatively Anosov groups.
Anosov representations give a higher-rank analogue of convex cocompactness in a rank-one Lie group which shares many of its good geometric and dynamical properties; geometric finiteness in rank one may be seen as a controlled weakening of convex cocompactness to allow for isolated failures of hyperbolicity. We introduc…
Develops theory of relatively Anosov representations using flow examples.
problem Understanding relatively Anosov representations.
method Uses a contracting flow on a bundle to define Anosov representations and builds examples.
result Builds families of examples of relatively Anosov representations.
Entropy rigidity theorem for cusped Hitchin representations.
problem Entropy rigidity for Hitchin representations of cusped groups.
method Introduction of (1,1,2)-hypertransverse groups and transverse representations.
result Hausdorff dimension of conical limit set agrees with simple root entropy.
Simplified approach to pseudo-Anosov flows on 3-manifolds.
problem Complexity in understanding pseudo-Anosov flows on 3-manifolds.
method Streamlined framework called Anosov-like group actions.
result Unified and simplified presentation of pseudo-Anosov flows.
Classifies measures for Anosov subgroups in higher ranks.
problem Classifying horospherical invariant measures for Anosov subgroups.
method Geometric approach, not relying on flows or ergodic theorems.
result Extends results from rank one to higher ranks, solving open problems.
Characterizes holonomies of convex projective cusps.
problem Understanding holonomies in strictly convex projective geometry.
method Complete characterization of holonomies for strictly convex and round cusps, building families of generalized cusps.
result Produces the first example of generalized cusps with non-virtually nilpotent fundamental group.
The paper studies Anosov holonomy groups in complete affine manifolds.
problem Characterizing Anosov holonomy groups in complete affine manifolds.
method Representation theory and coarse geometry techniques.
result Complete affine manifolds with Anosov holonomy groups have specific geometric properties.
We obtain new variations of the original McShane identity for those SL(2,C)-representations of the once punctured torus group which satisfy the Bowditch conditions, and also for those fixed up to conjugacy by an Anosov mapping class of the torus and satisfying the relative Bowditch conditions.
New representations for surface groups expand known Anosov classes.
problem Understanding new types of representations for surface groups.
method Introducing and studying simple Anosov representations of closed hyperbolic surface groups.
result Simple Anosov representations strictly contain Anosov representations.
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…
Study on 3-manifolds admitting pseudo-Anosov maps on subsurfaces.
problem Which 3-manifolds admit pseudo-Anosov maps on incompressible subsurfaces?
method Determine self-homeomorphisms of 3-manifolds that restrict to pseudo-Anosov maps on subsurfaces.
result Self-homeomorphisms of irreducible 3-manifolds are isotopic to partially pseudo-Anosov homeomorphisms.
The paper constructs Anosov representations for specific types of groups.
problem Constructing Anosov representations for certain groups.
method Analyzing uniform lattices and their extensions, proving existence of Anosov embeddings.
result Examples of one-ended hyperbolic groups admit Anosov embeddings into higher-rank Lie groups.
Proves restrictions on projective Anosov representations of hyperbolic groups.
problem Restrictions on projective Anosov representations of hyperbolic groups.
method Word hyperbolic groups and Gromov boundary analysis.
result Word hyperbolic groups with certain properties cannot admit projective Anosov representations.
Develops measures for non-Borel Anosov groups on Furstenberg boundary.
problem Measuring non-Borel Anosov groups on the Furstenberg boundary.
method Theory of Patterson--Sullivan measures, strict convexity, entropy rigidity.
result Existence, uniqueness, and ergodicity of measures on Furstenberg boundary.
Study Anosov representations of reducible suspensions of hyperbolic groups.
problem Characterize dynamical properties of reducible suspensions of Anosov representations.
method Analyzing linear representations of non-elementary hyperbolic groups, focusing on weak unipotent actions on subspaces.
result Characterize when reducible suspensions are discrete and faithful, quasi-isometrically embedded, and Anosov.
Cube complexes allow hyperbolic groups to have Anosov representations.
problem Understanding representations of hyperbolic groups in higher dimensions.
method Analyzing representations of hyperbolic groups acting on CAT(0) cube complexes.
result Generic representations of certain groups are Anosov.
We show that a self orbit equivalence of a transitive Anosov flow on a 3-manifold which is homotopic to identity has to either preserve every orbit or the Anosov flow is R-covered and the orbit equivalence has to be of a specific type. This result shows that one can remove a relatively unnatural assumption…
Identifies Anosov representations of hyperbolic triangle groups in SL(3,R).
problem Classifying Anosov representations of hyperbolic triangle groups into SL(3,R).
method Proving representations are Anosov if they lie in the Hitchin component or the Barbot component, with specific conditions for eigenvalues.
result Anosov representations in SL(3,R) have non-convex boundary maps.
Characterizes Anosov representations and strongly convex cocompact groups with eigenvalue gaps.
problem Understanding Anosov representations and their properties.
method Characterizations via equivariant limit maps, Cartan property, and uniform gap summation.
result Characterizations of Anosov representations and strongly convex cocompact subgroups.
Proves certain subgroups of genus 2 handlebody group are convex cocompact.
problem Characterizing subgroups of genus 2 handlebody group.
method Proving convex cocompactness of purely pseudo-Anosov subgroups.
result Finitely generated, purely pseudo-Anosov subgroups are convex cocompact.
We characterize groups admitting Anosov representations into SL(3,R), projective Anosov representations into SL(4,R), and Borel Anosov representations into SL(4,R). More generally, we obtain bounds on the cohomological dimension of groups admitting Pk-Anosov r…
Characterizes transverse surfaces for pseudo-Anosov flows in 3-manifolds.
problem Characterizing surfaces transverse to pseudo-Anosov flows.
method Correspondence between surfaces and veering triangulations, Thurston norm minimization.
result Thurston-norm minimizing surfaces are almost transverse to pseudo-Anosov flows.
Let Γ be a one-ended, torsion-free hyperbolic group and let G be a semisimple Lie group with finite center. Using the canonical JSJ splitting due to Sela, we define amalgam Anosov representations of Γ into G and prove that they form a domain of discontinuity for the action of Out(Γ). In the appendix,…
Pseudo-Anosov subgroups in surface bundles over tori are convex cocompact.
problem Understanding the structure of pseudo-Anosov subgroups in surface bundles over tori.
method Using the Birman exact sequence to show convex cocompactness.
result Finitely generated, purely pseudo-Anosov subgroups are convex cocompact in surface bundles over tori.
Study non-transitive pseudo-Anosov flows using group actions.
problem Characterize pseudo-Anosov flows in 3-manifolds.
method Extend pseudo-Anosov action to non-transitive flows, use group actions on orbit spaces and boundary at infinity.
result Pseudo-Anosov flows in 3-manifolds are determined by their group actions on boundary at infinity.
New algorithm verifies Anosov condition for surface groups efficiently.
problem Verifying Anosov condition for surface groups in higher dimensions.
method Finite criteria to certify projective Anosov subgroups, practical algorithm.
result Practical algorithm reduces verification from 2 million to 8-length words.
We study the limit set of discrete subgroups arising from Anosov representations. Specially we study the limit set of discrete groups arising from strictly convex real projective structures and Anosov representations from a finitely generated word hyperbolic group into a semisimple Lie group.
Maximal and Borel Anosov representations in Sp(4,R) are proven to be Hitchin.
problem Characterizing representations of surface groups into Sp(4,R) that are Borel Anosov and maximal. method Proving representations are Hitchin if they have maximal Toledo invariant and are Borel Anosov.
result Maximal and Borel Anosov representations in Sp(4,R) are Hitchin. Extends Hopf-Tsuji-Sullivan dichotomy to higher rank groups and applies to Anosov subgroups.
problem Understanding discrete subgroups of semisimple real algebraic groups.
method Establishes an extension of the Hopf-Tsuji-Sullivan dichotomy and applies it to Anosov subgroups.
result Anosov subgroups exhibit different phenomena depending on the rank of the group.
Loxodromic elements are pseudo-Anosov on specific graphs.
problem Characterizing loxodromic elements in specific groups.
method Analyzing subgroups acting on multiarc and curve graphs, and the handlebody group on disk graphs.
result Loxodromic elements are pseudo-Anosov on witness graphs.
Generalizes Klein-Maskit theorem to free products of Anosov subgroups.
problem Proving a generalization of Klein-Maskit theorem for free products of Anosov subgroups.
method Analyzing Anosov subgroups in free products of semisimple Lie groups.
result The group generated by free products of Anosov subgroups is again Anosov and isomorphic to the free product.
New examples of embeddings defy Anosov representation limits.
problem Examples of robust quasi-isometric embeddings not approximated by Anosov representations.
method Exhibited non-locally rigid, Zariski dense embeddings in SLm(K). result Higher rank Anosov representation theorems fail for m≥30. Anosov groups' measures on limit sets are uniquely determined by their dimension.
problem Characterizing measures on limit sets of Anosov groups.
method Higher rank Hopf-Tsuji-Sullivan dichotomy for maximal diagonal actions.
result Uniqueness of Γ-conformal measures for critical dimensions. New insights into the geometry of flows on 3-manifolds.
problem Understanding the geometry of flows on 3-manifolds.
method Analyzing the action of pseudo-Anosov flows on Gromov-hyperbolic spaces.
result Genericity of non-periodic elements in the fundamental group.
Characterizes Anosov reducible representations in terms of eigenvalues.
problem Understanding Anosov representations in reducible settings.
method Characterizes Anosov representations using eigenvalue magnitudes of irreducible block factors.
result Connected components of character varieties do not contain reducible representations for many non-elementary hyperbolic groups.
The paper proves rigidity results for Anosov flows and their orbit equivalences.
problem Characterizing orbit equivalences of Anosov flows and their dynamics.
method Using hyperbolic-like dynamics, the paper proves a spectral rigidity theorem and gives efficient criteria for orbit equivalences.
result Characterizes orbit equivalent flows in terms of fundamental group elements represented by periodic orbits.