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48 results for sos representation

Let ΓΓ be a finitely generated group, and let $\op{Rep}(Γ, \SO(2,n))$ be the moduli space of representations of ΓΓ into $\SO(2,n)$ (n2n \geq 2). An element $ρ: Γ\to \SO(2,n)$ of $\op{Rep}(Γ, \SO(2,n))$ is \textit{quasi-Fuchsian} if it is faithful, discrete, preserves an acausal subset in the conformal boundary $\Ein_…

2013-01-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Maximal representations into SO0(2,3)\mathrm{SO}_0(2,3) have bounded volume.

problem Bounding the volume of maximal representations into SO0(2,3)\mathrm{SO}_0(2,3).
method Uniform upper and lower bounds on the volume for different surface groups.
result Volume is bounded from above and below for maximal representations into SO0(2,3)\mathrm{SO}_0(2,3).

Let Gamma be a cocompact lattice in SO(1,n). A representation rho: Gamma \to SO(2,n) is quasi-Fuchsian if it is faithfull, discrete, and preserves an acausal subset in the boundary of anti-de Sitter space - a particular case is the case of Fuchsian representations, ie. composition of the inclusions of Gamma in SO(1,n) …

2007-10-02abs ↗pdf ↗

We prove that, for a hyperbolic two bridge knot, infinitely many Dehn fillings are rigid in SO0(4,1)SO_0(4,1). Here rigidity means that any discrete and faithful representation in SO0(4,1)SO_0(4,1) is conjugate to the holonomy representation in SO0(3,1)SO_0(3,1). We also show local rigidity for almost all Dehn fillings.

2007-12-10abs ↗pdf ↗

Proves rigidity of SU(2) and SO(3) quantum representations at prime levels.

problem Quantum representations of mapping class groups at prime levels.
method Ocneanu rigidity of modular categories and harmonic representatives in Hodge theory.
result Rigidity of SU(2) and SO(3) quantum representations at all prime levels for closed surfaces of genus at least 7.

Quantum representations of mapping class groups are locally rigid at prime levels.

problem Locally rigid properties of quantum representations of mapping class groups.
method Proving local rigidity for Fibonacci representations of mapping class groups at prime levels.
result Local rigidity of Fibonacci representations of mapping class groups at prime levels.

New properties established for SO(3) quantum representations, showing density and surjectivity.

problem Properties of SO(3) quantum representations of mapping class groups.
method Analyzing roots of unity and maximal ideals of Z[ζ_p] to establish properties.
result SO(3) quantum representations have dense image and are surjective modulo unramified maximal ideals.

The paper identifies a component of representations mapping modular group elements to isometries with unique fixed points.

problem Characterizing representations of the modular group into isometry groups.
method Analyzing the space of discrete faithful representations of the modular group into Isom(X) for X=SL3(R)/SO(3).
result The space of representations has a component homeomorphic to R^2 x [0,∞), parametrized by Pappus representations and containing Anosov representations.

New representation theory for surface groups to SO0(2,3).

problem Understanding representations of surface groups into special orthogonal groups.
method Non-maximal Anosov representations via Higgs bundles and non-Abelian Hodge correspondence.
result Generalization of Filip's result on weight 3 variation of Hodge structures.

Consider the nonstandard embedding of SO(3) into SO(5) given by the 5-dimensional irreducible representation of SO(3), henceforth called SO(3)_\ir. In this note, we study the topology and the differential geometry of 5-dimensional Riemannian manifolds carrying such an SO(3)_\ir structure, i.\,e. with a reduction of the…

2010-10-01abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper finds representations of surface groups in SO(4,1) with specific curvature properties.

problem Finding convex-cocompact representations of surface groups with minimal map properties.
method Complex variation of Hodge structures and embedded minimal maps.
result Examples of generalized almost-Fuchsian representations not deformations of Fuchsian representations.

Study on representation varieties of RAAGs for different Lie groups.

problem Investigating connectedness of representation varieties for RAAGs under various Lie groups.
method Examined GG-representation varieties of RAAGs for SU(n),Sp(n),U(n)\mathrm{SU}(n), \mathrm{Sp}(n), \mathrm{U}(n) and compared to other Lie groups.
result Connectedness of representation varieties for SU(n),Sp(n),U(n)\mathrm{SU}(n), \mathrm{Sp}(n), \mathrm{U}(n), but not for SO(n),Spin(n)\mathrm{SO}(n), \mathrm{Spin}(n) for n3n \geq 3.

We define the notion of affine Anosov representations of word hyperbolic groups into the affine group SO0(n+1,n)R2n+1\mathsf{SO}^0(n+1,n)\ltimes\mathbb{R}^{2n+1}. We then show that a representation ρρ of a word hyperbolic group is affine Anosov if and only if its linear part Lρ\mathtt{L}_ρ is Anosov in SO0(n+1,n)\mathsf{SO}^0(n+1,n) with …

2017-11-27abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper connects knot homology, quantum 6j-symbols, and complements of knots.

problem Investigating the relationship between knot homology, quantum 6j-symbols, and knot complements.
method Developed a grading rule for HOMFLY-PT and Kauffman homology, found relationships between A-polynomials, and conjectured closed-form expressions for quantum 6j-symbols and knot complements.
result Closed-form expressions for SO(N) quantum 6j-symbols and conjectured expressions for (a,t)-deformed F_K for knot complements.

The paper explores noncommutative geometry of frame bundles using C*-algebras.

problem Understanding the noncommutative geometry of frame bundles.
method Using C*-algebras and unitary tensor functors, the paper constructs a free C*-dynamical system.
result Each C*-algebraic noncommutative principal SO(n)-bundle is uniquely determined by its associated noncommutative vector bundle.

Up to a finite cover, closed anti-de Sitter 33-manifolds are quotients of SO0(2,1)\mathrm{SO}_0(2,1) by a discrete subgroup of SO0(2,1)×SO0(2,1)\mathrm{SO}_0(2,1) \times \mathrm{SO}_0(2,1) of the form \[j\times ρ(Γ)~,\] where ΓΓ is the fundamental group of a closed oriented surface, jj a Fuchsian representation and ρρ another represent…

2015-09-14abs ↗pdf ↗

Study Riemannian geometry of maximal surface group representations in pseudo-hyperbolic space.

problem Characterize the geometry of maximal surface group representations in pseudo-hyperbolic space.
method Introduced a scalar product on the first cohomology group, leading to a Riemannian metric on the smooth locus.
result Found totally geodesic sub-varieties and orbifold structures in the space of representations.

Investigates properties of volume, entropy, and diameter in higher Teichmüller spaces.

problem Properties of volume, entropy, and diameter for representations in mSO(p,q+1){ m SO}(p,q+1).
method Uniform lower bound on entropy times volume, upper bound on entropy, finiteness and compactness results.
result Entropy is bounded by p1p-1 for representations conjugate to mS(mO(p,1)imesmO(q)){ m S}({ m O}(p,1) imes{ m O}(q)).

We study the character variety of representations of the fundamental group of a closed surface of genus g2g\geq2 into the Lie group SO(n,n+1) using Higgs bundles. For each integer 0<dn(2g2),0<d\leq n(2g-2), we show there is a smooth connected component of the character variety which is diffeomorphic to the product of a certain…

2017-10-03abs ↗pdf ↗

For N2N \geq 2, we study a certain sequence (ρp(cp))(ρ_p^{(c_p)}) of N-dimensional representations of the mapping class group of the one-holed torus arising from SO(3)-TQFT, and show that the conjecture of Andersen, Masbaum, and Ueno \cite{1} holds for these representations. This is done by proving that, in a certain basis a…

2012-02-08abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on kernels of SO(3) WRT representations for surfaces of genus g≥3.

problem Determine if the kernel of SO(3) WRT representations is generated by p-th powers of Dehn twists.
method Investigate kernels for different genus and prime p values, showing containment in specific subgroups.
result Kernels are contained in subgroups generated by p-th powers of Dehn twists and other specific elements for certain conditions.

Let M be a compact simply connected hyperkähler (or holomorphically symplectic) manifold, \dim H^2(M)=n. Assume that M is not a product of hyperkaehler manifolds. We prove that the Lie algebra so(n-3,3) acts by automorphisms on the cohomology ring H^*(M). Under this action, the space H^2(M) is isomorphic to the fundame…

1995-01-03abs ↗pdf ↗

We develop methods to learn dictionaries invariant under group symmetries, useful in cryo-EM and tracking.

problem Learning dictionaries invariant under group symmetries.
method Representation theory, non-abelian Fourier analysis, matrix orbitopes, alternating minimization.
result Effective dictionary learning for SO(3) symmetries with guarantees.

The paper classifies fiber structures of discontinuity domains for Anosov representations.

problem Understanding the topology of discontinuity domains for Anosov representations.
method Explicitly working out a smooth version of Fintushel's classification theorem for S1S^1-actions on 4-manifolds.
result The action on the fiber is equivalent to a circle action on a Hirzebruch surface.

Recall that the group PSL(2,R)PSL(2,\mathbb R) is isomorphic to PSp(2,R), SO0(1,2)PSp(2,\mathbb R),\ SO_0(1,2) and PU(1,1).PU(1,1). The goal of this paper is to examine the various ways in which Fuchsian representations of the fundamental group of a closed surface of genus gg into PSL(2,R)PSL(2,\mathbb R) and their associated Higgs bundles generalize …

2017-04-08abs ↗pdf ↗

In this article, we provide a necessary and sufficient criterion for proper actions on Hn,n1\mathbb{H}^{n,n-1} in terms of certain special Anosov representations in SO(n,n)\mathsf{SO}(n,n). Moreover, we show that affine Anosov representations of any word hyperbolic group in SO(n,n1)R2n1\mathsf{SO}(n,n-1)\ltimes\mathbb{R}^{2n-1} are infi…

2018-12-10abs ↗pdf ↗

The decomposition of the spinor bundle of the spin Grassmann manifolds Gm,n=SO(m+n)/SO(m)×SO(n)G_{m,n}=SO(m+n)/SO(m)\times SO(n) into irreducible representations of so(m)so(n)\mathfrak{so}(m)\oplus\mathfrak{so}(n) is presented. A universal construction is developed and the general statement is proven for G2k+1,3G_{2k+1,3}, G2k,4G_{2k,4}, and G2k+1,5G_{2k+1,5} f…

2007-10-17abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper classifies and proves properties of symmetry breaking operators for specific groups.

problem Classifying and understanding symmetry breaking operators for de Sitter and Lorentz groups.
method Constructing and classifying differential symmetry breaking operators, proving localness, and showing sporadic nature.
result All symmetry breaking operators are differential and sporadic, not obtainable by residue formulas.

Some connected components of a moduli space are mundane in the sense that they are distinguished only by obvious topological invariants or have no special characteristics. Others are more alluring and unusual either because they are not detected by primary invariants, or because they have special geometric significance…

2018-02-22abs ↗pdf ↗

We construct a new representation formula for indefinite improper affine spheres in terms of two para-holomorphic functions and study singularities which appear in this representation formula. As a result, it follows that cuspidal cross caps never appear as the singularities on indefinite improper affine spheres and so…

2008-01-31abs ↗pdf ↗

We provide an explicit algorithm to calculate invariant tensors for the adjoint representation of the simple Lie algebra sl(n)sl(n), as well as arbitrary representation in terms of roots. We also obtain explicit formulae for the adjoint representations of the orthogonal and symplectic Lie algebras so(n)so(n) and sp(n)sp(n).

2005-05-16abs ↗pdf ↗

We study Riemannian 8-manifolds with an infinitesimal action of SO(3) by which each tangent space breaks into irreducible spaces of dimensions 3 and 5. The relationship with quaternionic, almost product- and PSU-geometry is thoroughly explained using representation-theoretical arguments.

2011-05-09abs ↗pdf ↗