Formula for projecting geodesics in hyperbolic 3-manifolds, relating lengths to subsurface projections.
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When two free factors A and B of a free group F_n are in "general position" we define the projection of B to the splitting complex (alternatively, the complex of free factors) of A. We show that the projections satisfy properties analogous to subsurface projections introduced by Masur and Minsky. We use the subfactor p…
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