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48 results for shortest arcs

Study geodesics and shortest arcs on Lie groups with specific metrics.

problem Characterize geodesics and shortest paths on Lie groups with sub-Riemannian metrics.
method Analytical and geometric methods to find geodesics and shortest arcs.
result Found geodesics, shortest arcs, distances, and conjugate loci for specified metrics.

Study on shortest arcs on hyperbolic surfaces with boundary.

problem Characterize and maximize the length of shortest essential arcs on hyperbolic surfaces with geodesic boundaries.
method Analyze hyperbolic surfaces with multiple boundary components, construct surfaces with large orthosystole, and compare growth rates.
result Orthosystole grows at the same rate as Bavard's upper bound as the genus increases.

Study geodesics and shortest arcs on Lie groups with specific metrics.

problem Characterize geodesics and shortest arcs in sub-Riemannian metrics on Lie groups.
method Investigated left-invariant sub-Riemannian metrics on SU(1,1)imesRSU(1,1) imes\mathbb{R} and SO0(2,1)imesRSO_0(2,1) imes\mathbb{R}.
result Found geodesics, shortest arcs, cut loci, and conjugate loci.

The study of smoothing arcs and curves on surfaces, proving tautness and arc length spectrum properties.

problem Analyzing the geometric and combinatorial effects of smoothing intersections in arcs or curves.
method Geometric and combinatorial analysis, proving tautness and arc length spectrum properties.
result Shortest arcs with self-intersections have exactly or at most one more self-intersection than the self-intersection number.

The distortion of a curve measures the maximum arc/chord length ratio. Gromov showed any closed curve has distortion at least pi/2 and asked about the distortion of knots. Here, we prove that any nontrivial tame knot has distortion at least 5pi/3; examples show that distortion under 7.16 suffices to build a trefoil kno…

2004-09-22abs ↗pdf ↗

Researchers found sub-Lorentzian geodesics on a specific Lie subgroup.

problem Finding geodesics on a specific Lie subgroup with a sub-Lorentzian metric.
method Formulated a time-anti-optimal control problem, applied Pontryagin's minimum principle, and used geodesics and shortest arcs of a sub-Riemannian metric.
result Discovered sub-Lorentzian nonspacelike geodesics and longest arcs.

Through the Schwarz lemma, we provide a new point of view on three well-known results of the geometry of hyperbolic surfaces. The first result deal with the length of closed geodesics on hyperbolic surfaces with boundary (Thurston, Parlier, Papadopoulos-Théret). The two others give sharp lower bounds on two metric inva…

2014-04-17abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper, we formulate a new local move on virtual knot diagram, called arc shift move. Further, we extend it to another local move called region arc shift defined on a region of a virtual knot diagram. We establish that these arc shift and region arc shift moves are unknotting operations by showing that any virtu…

2018-08-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Shortest geodesic on curved spheres is no longer than 3 times the diameter.

problem Finding the shortest closed geodesic on spheres with positive curvature.
method Proved a new isoperimetric inequality for spheres with pinched curvature, used to improve the bound on the shortest geodesic.
result The shortest closed geodesic is no longer than 3 times the diameter of the sphere.

The paper studies the shortest closed multi-geodesics on hyperbolic surfaces as their genus grows.

problem Finding the asymptotic behavior of shortest closed multi-geodesics on hyperbolic surfaces.
method Analyzing the length of shortest filling closed multi-geodesics using hyperbolic geometry and asymptotic analysis.
result The length of a shortest filling closed multi-geodesic is uniformly comparable to a specific formula involving the genus and lengths of closed geodesics.

It is shown that the projection image of an oriented spatial arc to any oriented plane is approximated by a unique arc diagram (up to isomorphic arc diagrams) determined from the spatial arc and the projection. In a separated paper, the knotting probability of an arc diagram is defined as an invariant under isomorphic …

2019-07-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Improved bounds on shortest geodesics with self-intersections on hyperbolic surfaces.

problem Quantifying the complexity of non-simple closed geodesics on hyperbolic surfaces.
method Analyzing the geometry of shortest figure eight curves and constructing geodesic representatives.
result Explicit upper bounds for the length of shortest geodesics with kk self-intersections improved from 512 to 128.

Minimal grid diagrams for 15,735 knots with 14 crossings and arc index 14.

problem Representing prime knots with 14 crossings and specific arc indices using grid diagrams.
method Enumerated all prime knots with 14 crossings, categorized by arc index, and found minimal grid diagrams for those with arc index 14.
result 8,027 knots with arc index 13 and 15,735 knots with arc index 14 were represented by minimal grid diagrams.

Study compares hyperbolic and extremal lengths for shortest curves.

problem Comparing hyperbolic and extremal lengths for shortest curves.
method Lower bounds for widths of collars and upper bounds for renormalized volume of Schottky manifolds.
result Upper bounds of renormalized volume in terms of hyperbolic length of compressible curves.

Study shortest non-separating curves on non-orientable surfaces, proving NP-hardness and tractability.

problem Computing shortest non-separating simple closed curves on non-orientable surfaces.
method Developed tools for computing shortest curves, proving NP-hardness and tractability.
result Proved NP-hardness and fixed-parameter tractability for computing shortest orienting curves, and polynomial-time algorithm for non-orienting curves.

Shortest non-simple closed geodesics on hyperbolic surfaces found.

problem Finding the shortest non-simple closed geodesics on hyperbolic surfaces.
method Analyzing closed geodesics with at least k self-intersections on hyperbolic surfaces.
result The shortest non-simple closed geodesics lie on an ideal pair of pants and have length $2\arccosh(2k+1)$.

Sharp bounds found on shortest geodesic on punctured spheres.

problem Finding the shortest closed geodesic on punctured spheres.
method Sharp curvature-free upper bounds expressed in terms of area, extremal metrics described.
result Optimal bounds for spheres with up to four ends, extended to larger numbers of punctures.

The grand arc graph's asymptotic dimension is shown to be infinite.

problem Determining the asymptotic dimension of the grand arc graph.
method Using Gromov-hyperbolic and cocompact arc and curve models, the asymptotic dimension is shown to be infinite for a broad class of surfaces.
result The asymptotic dimension of the grand arc graph is infinite.

As a supplement to the authors' article "Prime knots with arc index up to 11 and an upper bound of arc index for non-alternating knots", to appear in the Journal of Knot Theory and its Ramifications, we present minimal arc presentations of the prime knots up to arc index 11.

2010-10-14abs ↗pdf ↗

The study counts arcs on hyperbolic surfaces, providing asymptotic growth formulas.

problem Counting arcs on hyperbolic surfaces with boundaries and cusps.
method Asymptotic analysis of pure mapping class group orbits and arc lengths.
result The number of arcs of bounded length is asymptotically proportional to L6g6+2(n+p)L^{6g-6+2(n+p)}.

The classical theorem of Fáry states that every planar graph can be represented by an embedding in which every edge is represented by a straight line segment. We consider generalizations of Fáry's theorem to surfaces equipped with Riemannian metrics. In this setting, we require that every edge is drawn as a shortest pa…

2016-02-22abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper classifies virtual links using the arc shift operation.

problem Classifying \( n \)-component virtual links up to arc shift equivalence.
method Established the arc shift operation as an unknotting tool for \( n \)-homogeneous proper virtual links, explored its connection to the odd writhe, and identified sequences with specific arc shift bounds.
result Identified sequences of virtual link diagrams \( L_n \) with an upper bound of arc shift number equal to \( n \).

For any compact, connected, orientable, finite-type surface with marked points other than the sphere with three marked points, we construct a finite rigid set of its arc complex: a finite simplicial subcomplex of its arc complex such that any locally injective map of this set into the arc complex of another surface wit…

2019-09-19abs ↗pdf ↗