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Bill Thurston is dead at age 65. 4 comments

Nathan Dunfield wrote 10 months ago: Bill Thurston passed away yesterday at 8pm, succumbing to the cancer that he had been battling for t … more →

Tags: 3-manifolds, Computation and experiment, contact structures, Curve complexes, Dehn surgery, foliations, Geometric Group Theory, Heegaard splittings, Hyperbolic geometry

The travelling salesman problem

777 wrote 1 year ago: This is one of those items I should have written about long ago: I first heard about it over a lunch … more →

Tags: Algorithms, computational complexity, CS, Larry Guth, Peter Jones, sanjeev arora, tps, travelling salesman

Stable isoperimetric inequality7 comments

777 wrote 1 year ago: Eric Carlen from Rutgers gave a colloquium last week in which he bought up some curious questions an … more →

Tags: Volume, isoperimetric inequality, Brunn-Minkowski inequality, Eric Carlen, Stable

Ultrametrics and the nonlinear Dvoretzky problem5 comments

777 wrote 1 year ago: Hi guys~ The school year here at Princeton is finally (gradually) starting. So I’m back to thi … more →

Tags: hausdorff dimension, bi-lipschitz function, Metric, isoperimetric inequality, Assaf Noar, Ultrametric, Terrence Tao

A remark on a mini-course by Kleiner in Sullivan's 70th birthday2 comments

777 wrote 2 years ago: I spent the last week on Long Island for Dennis Sullivan’s birthday conference. The conference … more →

Tags: hyperbolicity, hausdorff dimension, 3-manifolds, CONFORMAL, bruce kleiner, Gromov boundary, Sullivan, groups, Loewner

Stabilization of Heegaard splittings

777 wrote 2 years ago: In the last lecture of a course on Heegaard splittings, professor Gabai sketched an example due to H … more →

Tags: Thurston, 3-manifolds, David Gabai, isoperimetric inequality, Heegaard splitting, Harmonic, minimal surface

A report of my Princeton generals exam

777 wrote 2 years ago: Well, some people might be wondering why I haven’t updated my blog since two weeks ago…H … more →

Tags: Dynamical systems, Larry Guth, David Gabai, John Mather

The Carnot-Carathéodory metric7 comments

777 wrote 2 years ago: I remember looking at Gromov’s notes “Carnot-Carathéodory spaces seen from within” … more →

Tags: Gromov, Larry Guth, Charles Pugh, Volume, Metric, Heisenberg group, Carnot-Carathéodory metric

Isoperimetric inequality on groups4 comments

777 wrote 2 years ago: Back in high school, we have all learned and loved the isoperimetric inequality: “If one wants to en … more →

Tags: Gromov, Larry Guth, isoperimetric inequality, Expander, cayley graph

On Uryson widths

777 wrote 2 years ago: This is a note on parts of Gromov’s paper ‘width and related invariants of Riemannian ma … more →

Tags: Gromov, Larry Guth, Systoles, Projection, Uryson width

Intergal geometry and the minimax inequality in a nutshell1 comment

777 wrote 2 years ago: The goal for most of the posts in this blog has been to take out some very simple parts of certain p … more →

Tags: Larry Guth, Systoles, Volume, length, minimax inequality, intergal geometry

Metric 2011: Metric geometry, groups, and algorithms

James Lee wrote 2 years ago: There will be a program at the Institut Henri Poincaré from Jan 5 to Mar 31 on “Metric geometr … more →

Tags: Math, Announcement, Metric 2011, Algorithms, Geometric Group Theory

Cutting the Knot10 comments

777 wrote 2 years ago: Recently I came across a paper by John Pardon – a senior undergrad here at Princeton; in which … more →

Tags: Gromov, Systoles, Knot, David Gabai, John Pardon, Surgery, Torus

Lecture 5: Uniformizing graphs, multi-flows, and eigenvalues2 comments

James Lee wrote 4 years ago: In the previous lecture, we gave an upper bound on the second eigenvalue of the Laplacian of (bounde … more →

Tags: Math, CSE 599S, Lecture, Planar graphs, eigenvalues, multi-commodity flows, crossing number inequality, embeddings

Folding proteins for fun and profit

Jesse Johnson wrote 5 years ago: It appears that some crafty biologists have figured out a way to trick unsuspecting internet users i … more →

Tags: Misc

Conformal dimensions and Cantor sets

Jesse Johnson wrote 5 years ago: I don’t know if metric geometry qualifies as low dimensional topology, but today’s subje … more →

Geodesics5 comments

Randall J. Elzinga wrote 5 years ago: Suppose that, instead of using the usual Euclidean norm on , we use an arbitrary -norm. Then the dis … more →

Tags: Geometry, Lp norm


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