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Genus two Heegaard splittings
I’ve been distracted away from blogging in the last few months, but there have been some recent additions to the arXiv that I couldn’t resist writing about. The most recent reconsiders a … more →
Low Dimensional Topology
two and three dimensional manifolds
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juanmarqz wrote 1 month ago: when any someone who is asked to comment about: how many surface’s shapes are there? he or she … more →
Genus two Heegaard splittings
Jesse Johnson wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been distracted away from blogging in the last few months, but there have been some recen … more →
can you see a solid torus?
juanmarqz wrote 1 month ago: The image on the right is a solid torus with four lateral annulus in colours: orange, green, yellow … more →
Quasimorphisms from knot invariants
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Danny Calegari wrote 1 month ago: Last week, Michael Brandenbursky from the Technion gave a talk at Caltech on an interesting connecti … more →
congreso nacional de la Sociedad Matemática Mexicana
juanmarqz wrote 1 month ago: Esta próxima semana del 12-16 de octubre tendremos Congreso Nacional (mexicano) de Matemáticas, el 4 … more →
a non orientable 3d-manifold with boundary
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juanmarqz wrote 2 months ago: Mö x I The picture on the right is representation and a description of its parts of a 3d chunk, it … more →
Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop
Nathan Dunfield wrote 2 months ago: I’m currently in Dublin for the Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop. The theme this year i … more →
Do all curves over finite fields have covers with a sqrt(q) eigenvalue?
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JSE wrote 2 months ago: On my recent visit to Illinois, my colleage Nathan Dunfield (now blogging!) explained to me the foll … more →
Some thoughts on the Kirby Theorem
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dmoskovich wrote 2 months ago: I don’t think it would be too controversial to assert that the Kirby Theorem is an important t … more →
Topology fun and games
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Nathan Dunfield wrote 2 months ago: Jeff Weeks, the author of SnapPea, has written some new educational games this year that are highly … more →
Forms of the Virtual Haken Conjecture
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Nathan Dunfield wrote 3 months ago: Daniel Moskovich suggested that, in light of the recent advances, I summarize the state of the Virtu … more →
More on the Virtual Haken Conjecture and friends.
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Nathan Dunfield wrote 3 months ago: Nicolas Bergeron and Dani Wise posted an interesting preprint “A boundary criterion for cubula … more →
Second variation formula for minimal surfaces
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Danny Calegari wrote 3 months ago: If is a smooth function on a manifold , and is a critical point of , recall that the Hessian is the … more →
SnapPy: Computing with hyperbolic 3-manifolds for fun and profit
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Nathan Dunfield wrote 3 months ago: This post is so Marc Culler and I can announce SnapPy, a computer program for studying hyperbolic st … more →
The geometry of Heegaard splittings
Jesse Johnson wrote 3 months ago: The basic tenet of Thurston’s approach to 3-manifolds is the idea that the topology of a 3-man … more →
New LDT blogger: Daniel Moskovich
dmoskovich wrote 3 months ago: Hajimemashite. My name is Daniel Moskovich, and I’m a JSPS postdoc at RIMS in Kyoto University … more →
New LDT blogger: Nathan Dunfield
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Nathan Dunfield wrote 3 months ago: Hello all. Jesse has invited me to blog occasionally here at the premier geometric topology blog. I … more →
Surface subgroups - more details from Jeremy Kahn
Danny Calegari wrote 3 months ago: Jeremy Kahn kindly sent me a more detailed overview of his argument with Vlad Markovic, that I blogg … more →
Surface subgroups in hyperbolic 3-manifolds
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Danny Calegari wrote 3 months ago: I just learned from Jesse Johnson’s blog that Vlad Markovic and Jeremy Kahn have announced a p … more →
