L-spaces and left-orderability
|
|
- Leo Pitts
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 1 L-spaces and left-orderability Cameron McA. Gordon (joint with Steve Boyer and Liam Watson) Special Session on Low-Dimensional Topology Tampa, March 2012
2 2 Left Orderability A group G 1 is left orderable (LO) if strict total order < on G such that g < h = fg < fh f G
3 3 Left Orderability A group G 1 is left orderable (LO) if strict total order < on G such that g < h = fg < fh f G R is LO
4 4 Left Orderability A group G 1 is left orderable (LO) if strict total order < on G such that g < h = fg < fh f G R is LO G LO, 1 H < G = H LO
5 5 Left Orderability A group G 1 is left orderable (LO) if strict total order < on G such that g < h = fg < fh f G R is LO G LO, 1 H < G = H LO G LO = G torsion-free
6 6 Left Orderability A group G 1 is left orderable (LO) if strict total order < on G such that g < h = fg < fh f G R is LO G LO, 1 H < G = H LO G LO = G torsion-free G, H LO G H LO (Vinogradov, 1949)
7 7 Left Orderability A group G 1 is left orderable (LO) if strict total order < on G such that g < h = fg < fh f G R is LO G LO, 1 H < G = H LO G LO = G torsion-free G, H LO G H LO (Vinogradov, 1949) G (countable) LO embedding G Homeo + (R)
8 8 Theorem (Boyer-Rolfsen-Wiest, 2005) M a compact, orientable, prime 3-manifold (poss. with boundary). Then π 1 (M) is LO π 1 (M) has an LO quotient.
9 9 Theorem (Boyer-Rolfsen-Wiest, 2005) M a compact, orientable, prime 3-manifold (poss. with boundary). Then π 1 (M) is LO π 1 (M) has an LO quotient. Hence β 1 (M) > 0 π 1 (M) LO
10 10 Theorem (Boyer-Rolfsen-Wiest, 2005) M a compact, orientable, prime 3-manifold (poss. with boundary). Then π 1 (M) is LO π 1 (M) has an LO quotient. Hence β 1 (M) > 0 π 1 (M) LO So interesting case is when H (M; Q) = H (S 3 ; Q) M is a Q-homology 3-sphere (QHS)
11 11 Foliations Suppose M has a (codim 1) co-orientable taut foliation (CTF) F π 1 (M) acts on leaf space L of universal covering of M
12 12 Foliations Suppose M has a (codim 1) co-orientable taut foliation (CTF) F π 1 (M) acts on leaf space L of universal covering of M E.g. if L = R (F is R-covered) then get non-trivial homomorphism π 1 (M) Homeo + (R) π 1 (M) is LO
13 13 Foliations Suppose M has a (codim 1) co-orientable taut foliation (CTF) F π 1 (M) acts on leaf space L of universal covering of M E.g. if L = R (F is R-covered) then get non-trivial homomorphism π 1 (M) Homeo + (R) π 1 (M) is LO Theorem (Calegari-Dunfield, 2003) M a prime, atoroidal QHS with a CTF, M the universal abelian cover of M. Then π 1 ( M) is LO.
14 14 Foliations Suppose M has a (codim 1) co-orientable taut foliation (CTF) F π 1 (M) acts on leaf space L of universal covering of M E.g. if L = R (F is R-covered) then get non-trivial homomorphism π 1 (M) Homeo + (R) π 1 (M) is LO Theorem (Calegari-Dunfield, 2003) M a prime, atoroidal QHS with a CTF, M the universal abelian cover of M. Then π 1 ( M) is LO. Thurston s universal circle construction gives ρ : π 1 (M) Homeo + (S 1 )
15 15 Foliations Suppose M has a (codim 1) co-orientable taut foliation (CTF) F π 1 (M) acts on leaf space L of universal covering of M E.g. if L = R (F is R-covered) then get non-trivial homomorphism π 1 (M) Homeo + (R) π 1 (M) is LO Theorem (Calegari-Dunfield, 2003) M a prime, atoroidal QHS with a CTF, M the universal abelian cover of M. Then π 1 ( M) is LO. Thurston s universal circle construction gives ρ : π 1 (M) Homeo + (S 1 ) Restriction of ρ to π 1 ( M) lifts to Homeo + (S 1 ) Homeo + (R)
16 16 Heegaard Floer Homology (Ozsváth-Szabó) M a QHS. ĤF(M) : finite dimensional Z 2 -vector space
17 17 Heegaard Floer Homology (Ozsváth-Szabó) M a QHS. ĤF(M) : finite dimensional Z 2 -vector space dim ĤF(M) H 1 (M)
18 18 Heegaard Floer Homology (Ozsváth-Szabó) M a QHS. ĤF(M) : finite dimensional Z 2 -vector space dim ĤF(M) H 1 (M) M is an L-space if equality holds E.g. lens spaces are L-spaces
19 19 Heegaard Floer Homology (Ozsváth-Szabó) M a QHS. ĤF(M) : finite dimensional Z 2 -vector space dim ĤF(M) H 1 (M) M is an L-space if equality holds E.g. lens spaces are L-spaces Is there a non-heegaard Floer characterization of L-spaces?
20 20 Heegaard Floer Homology (Ozsváth-Szabó) M a QHS. ĤF(M) : finite dimensional Z 2 -vector space dim ĤF(M) H 1 (M) M is an L-space if equality holds E.g. lens spaces are L-spaces Is there a non-heegaard Floer characterization of L-spaces? Conjecture M a prime QHS. Then M is an L-space π 1 (M) is not LO
21 21 M not an L-space (Ozsváth-Szabó, 2004) M has an R-covered CTF (Fenley-Roberts, 2012) M has a CTF (if M atoroidal) π 1 (M) LO π 1 (M) virtually LO
22 22 (A) Seifert manifolds Theorem The Conjecture is true if M is Seifert fibered.
23 23 (A) Seifert manifolds Theorem The Conjecture is true if M is Seifert fibered. Base orbifold is either S 2 (a 1,..., a n ) :
24 24 (A) Seifert manifolds Theorem The Conjecture is true if M is Seifert fibered. Base orbifold is either S 2 (a 1,..., a n ) : M does not admit a horizontal foliation (Lisca-Stipsicz, 2007) (BRW, 2005) M an L-space π 1 (M) not LO
25 25 P 2 (a 1,..., a n ) : π 1 (M) not LO (BRW, 2005)
26 26 P 2 (a 1,..., a n ) : π 1 (M) not LO (BRW, 2005) Show M an L-space by induction on n; using (OS, 2005): X compact, orientable 3-manifold, X a torus; α,β X, α β = 1, and ( ) ( ) ( ) H 1 X(α + β) = H1 X(α) + H1 X(β) Then X(α), X(β) L-spaces X(α + β) L-space ( )
27 27 (B) Graph manifolds = union of Seifert fibered spaces along tori
28 28 (B) Graph manifolds = union of Seifert fibered spaces along tori Theorem (Clay-Lidman-Watson, 2011) M a ZHS graph manifold. Then π 1 (M) is LO.
29 29 (B) Graph manifolds = union of Seifert fibered spaces along tori Theorem (Clay-Lidman-Watson, 2011) M a ZHS graph manifold. Then π 1 (M) is LO. Theorem (Boileau-Boyer, 2011) M a ZHS graph manifold. Then M admits a CTF, horizontal in every Seifert piece. Hence M is not a L-space.
30 30 (B) Graph manifolds = union of Seifert fibered spaces along tori Theorem (Clay-Lidman-Watson, 2011) M a ZHS graph manifold. Then π 1 (M) is LO. Theorem (Boileau-Boyer, 2011) M a ZHS graph manifold. Then M admits a CTF, horizontal in every Seifert piece. Hence M is not a L-space. So Conjecture true for ZHS graph manifolds
31 31 (C) Sol manifolds N = twisted I-bundle/Klein bottle N has two Seifert structures: base Möbius band; fiber ϕ 0 base D 2 (2, 2); fiber ϕ 1
32 32 (C) Sol manifolds N = twisted I-bundle/Klein bottle N has two Seifert structures: base Möbius band; fiber ϕ 0 base D 2 (2, 2); fiber ϕ 1 ϕ 0 ϕ 1 = 1 on N f : N N homeomorphism, M(f) = N f N [ ] a b f = ; M(f) QHS = c 0 c d
33 33 (C) Sol manifolds N = twisted I-bundle/Klein bottle N has two Seifert structures: base Möbius band; fiber ϕ 0 base D 2 (2, 2); fiber ϕ 1 ϕ 0 ϕ 1 = 1 on N f : N N homeomorphism, M(f) = N f N [ ] a b f = ; M(f) QHS = c 0 c d M(f) Seifert f(ϕ i ) = ±ϕ j (some i, j {0, 1}) Otherwise, M(f) a Sol manifold
34 34 (C) Sol manifolds N = twisted I-bundle/Klein bottle N has two Seifert structures: base Möbius band; fiber ϕ 0 base D 2 (2, 2); fiber ϕ 1 ϕ 0 ϕ 1 = 1 on N f : N N homeomorphism, M(f) = N f N [ ] a b f = ; M(f) QHS = c 0 c d M(f) Seifert f(ϕ i ) = ±ϕ j (some i, j {0, 1}) Otherwise, M(f) a Sol manifold π 1 (M(f)) not LO (BRW, 2005)
35 35 Theorem M is an L-space
36 36 Theorem M is an L-space (1) True if f = [ ] a : f(ϕ 1 ) = ϕ 0, so M(f) Seifert
37 37 Theorem M is an L-space [ ] a 1 (1) True if f = : f(ϕ ) = ϕ 0, so M(f) Seifert [ ] [ ][ ] [ ] a b a 1 1 d a 1 (2) True if f = = = (t 1 d ) d where t 0 : N N is Dehn twist along ϕ 0 Bordered ĤF calculation shows ĤF(M(f)) = ĤF(M(f t 0)) So reduced to case (1)
38 38 Theorem M is an L-space [ ] a 1 (1) True if f = : f(ϕ ) = ϕ 0, so M(f) Seifert [ ] [ ][ ] [ ] a b a 1 1 d a 1 (2) True if f = = = (t 1 d ) d where t 0 : N N is Dehn twist along ϕ 0 Bordered ĤF calculation shows ĤF(M(f)) = ĤF(M(f t 0)) So reduced to case (1) (3) In general, induct on c : do surgery on suitable simple closed curves N and use ( )
39 39 Theorem M is an L-space [ ] a 1 (1) True if f = : f(ϕ ) = ϕ 0, so M(f) Seifert [ ] [ ][ ] [ ] a b a 1 1 d a 1 (2) True if f = = = (t 1 d ) d where t 0 : N N is Dehn twist along ϕ 0 Bordered ĤF calculation shows ĤF(M(f)) = ĤF(M(f t 0)) So reduced to case (1) (3) In general, induct on c : do surgery on suitable simple closed curves N and use ( ) Hence: Conjecture is true for all non-hyperbolic geometric manifolds.
40 40 (D) Dehn surgery
41 41 (D) Dehn surgery Theorem (OS, 2005) K a hyperbolic alternating knot. Then K(r) is not an L-space r Q
42 42 (D) Dehn surgery Theorem (OS, 2005) K a hyperbolic alternating knot. Then K(r) is not an L-space r Q So Conjecture = π 1 (K(r)) LO
43 43 (D) Dehn surgery Theorem (OS, 2005) K a hyperbolic alternating knot. Then K(r) is not an L-space r Q So Conjecture = π 1 (K(r)) LO Theorem (Roberts, 1995) K an alternating knot. Then K(r) has a CTF r Q if K is not special, and either r > 0 or r < 0 if K is special.
44 44 (D) Dehn surgery Theorem (OS, 2005) K a hyperbolic alternating knot. Then K(r) is not an L-space r Q So Conjecture = π 1 (K(r)) LO Theorem (Roberts, 1995) K an alternating knot. Then K(r) has a CTF r Q if K is not special, and either r > 0 or r < 0 if K is special. Corollary The Conjecture is true for K(1/q), K alternating, either q Q, or q > 0 or q < 0.
45 45 Theorem Let K be the figure eight knot. Then π 1 (K(r)) is LO for 4 < r < 4.
46 46 Theorem Let K be the figure eight knot. Then π 1 (K(r)) is LO for 4 < r < 4. Uses special representations ρ : π 1 (S 3 \ K) PSL 2 (R)
47 47 Theorem Let K be the figure eight knot. Then π 1 (K(r)) is LO for 4 < r < 4. Uses special representations ρ : π 1 (S 3 \ K) PSL 2 (R) Also true for r Z (Fenley-Roberts)
48 48 Theorem Let K be the figure eight knot. Then π 1 (K(r)) is LO for 4 < r < 4. Uses special representations ρ : π 1 (S 3 \ K) PSL 2 (R) Also true for r Z (Fenley-Roberts) ( ) implies K a knot in S 3, if K(s) an L-space for some s Q, s > 0, then K(r) an L-space for all r 2g(K) 1 (K is an L-space knot)
49 49 Theorem Let K be the figure eight knot. Then π 1 (K(r)) is LO for 4 < r < 4. Uses special representations ρ : π 1 (S 3 \ K) PSL 2 (R) Also true for r Z (Fenley-Roberts) ( ) implies K a knot in S 3, if K(s) an L-space for some s Q, s > 0, then K(r) an L-space for all r 2g(K) 1 (K is an L-space knot) So Conjecture = π 1 (K(r)) not LO, r 2g(K) 1
50 50 Theorem Let K be the figure eight knot. Then π 1 (K(r)) is LO for 4 < r < 4. Uses special representations ρ : π 1 (S 3 \ K) PSL 2 (R) Also true for r Z (Fenley-Roberts) ( ) implies K a knot in S 3, if K(s) an L-space for some s Q, s > 0, then K(r) an L-space for all r 2g(K) 1 (K is an L-space knot) So Conjecture = π 1 (K(r)) not LO, r 2g(K) 1 some results in this direction (Clay-Teragaito; Clay-Watson)
51 51 (E) 2-fold branched covers L a link in S 3 Σ(L) =2-fold branched cover of L
52 52 (E) 2-fold branched covers L a link in S 3 Σ(L) =2-fold branched cover of L Theorem (OS, 2005) If L is a non-split alternating link then Σ(L) is an L-space.
53 53 8L L0 L (E) 2-fold branched covers L a link in S 3 Σ(L) =2-fold branched cover of L Theorem (OS, 2005) If L is a non-split alternating link then Σ(L) is an L-space. (uses ( ) ; = Σ(L), Σ(L 0 ), Σ(L ) a surgery triad with det L = det L 0 + det L )
54 54 8L L0 L (E) 2-fold branched covers L a link in S 3 Σ(L) =2-fold branched cover of L Theorem (OS, 2005) If L is a non-split alternating link then Σ(L) is an L-space. (uses ( ) ; = Σ(L), Σ(L 0 ), Σ(L ) a surgery triad Theorem with det L = det L 0 + det L ) If L is a non-split alternating link then π 1 (Σ(L)) is not LO.
55 55 8L L0 L (E) 2-fold branched covers L a link in S 3 Σ(L) =2-fold branched cover of L Theorem (OS, 2005) If L is a non-split alternating link then Σ(L) is an L-space. (uses ( ) ; = Σ(L), Σ(L 0 ), Σ(L ) a surgery triad Theorem with det L = det L 0 + det L ) If L is a non-split alternating link then π 1 (Σ(L)) is not LO. (Also proofs by Greene, Ito)
56 56 (F) Questions Question 1 If M is a QHS with a CTF, is π 1 (M) LO?
57 57 (F) Questions Question 1 If M is a QHS with a CTF, is π 1 (M) LO? Question 2 If K is a hyperbolic alternating knot, is π 1 (K(r)) LO r Q?
58 58 (F) Questions Question 1 If M is a QHS with a CTF, is π 1 (M) LO? Question 2 If K is a hyperbolic alternating knot, is π 1 (K(r)) LO r Q? L quasi-alternating = Σ(L) an L-space
59 59 (F) Questions Question 1 If M is a QHS with a CTF, is π 1 (M) LO? Question 2 If K is a hyperbolic alternating knot, is π 1 (K(r)) LO r Q? L quasi-alternating = Σ(L) an L-space Question 3 Does L quasi-alternating = π 1 (Σ(L)) not LO?
60 60 (F) Questions Question 1 If M is a QHS with a CTF, is π 1 (M) LO? Question 2 If K is a hyperbolic alternating knot, is π 1 (K(r)) LO r Q? L quasi-alternating = Σ(L) an L-space Question 3 Does L quasi-alternating = π 1 (Σ(L)) not LO? Conjecture = Q s 1, 2 and 3 have answer yes
61 61 Question 4 If M is a QHS with π 1 (M) LO does M admit a CTF? (Maybe no?)
62 62 Question 4 If M is a QHS with π 1 (M) LO does M admit a CTF? (Maybe no?) Question 5 Does the Conjecture hold for graph manifolds?
63 63 Question 4 If M is a QHS with π 1 (M) LO does M admit a CTF? (Maybe no?) Question 5 Does the Conjecture hold for graph manifolds? Only known prime ZHS L-spaces are S 3 and Poincaré HS
64 64 Question 4 If M is a QHS with π 1 (M) LO does M admit a CTF? (Maybe no?) Question 5 Does the Conjecture hold for graph manifolds? Question 6 Only known prime ZHS L-spaces are S 3 and Poincaré HS M a hyperbolic ZHS. Is π 1 (M) LO?
Ordered Groups and Topology
Ordered Groups and Topology Dale Rolfsen University of British Columbia Luminy, June 2001 Outline: Lecture 1: Basics of ordered groups Lecture 2: Topology and orderings π 1, applications braid groups mapping
More information3-manifolds and their groups
3-manifolds and their groups Dale Rolfsen University of British Columbia Marseille, September 2010 Dale Rolfsen (2010) 3-manifolds and their groups Marseille, September 2010 1 / 31 3-manifolds and their
More informationLaminations on the circle and convergence groups
Topological and Homological Methods in Group Theory Bielefeld, 4 Apr. 2016 Laminations on the circle and convergence groups Hyungryul (Harry) Baik University of Bonn Motivations Why convergence groups?
More informationProblem Session from AMS Sectional Meeting in Baltimore, MD
Problem Session from AMS Sectional Meeting in Baltimore, MD March 29, 2014 In what follows, all three-manifolds below are assumed to be closed and orientable (except in the last problem). All references,
More informationKazuhiro Ichihara. Dehn Surgery. Nara University of Education
, 2009. 7. 9 Cyclic and finite surgeries on Montesinos knots Kazuhiro Ichihara Nara University of Education This talk is based on K. Ichihara and I.D. Jong Cyclic and finite surgeries on Montesinos knots
More informationarxiv: v1 [math.gt] 28 Feb 2018
Left-orderablity for surgeries on ( 2, 3, 2s + 1)-pretzel knots Zipei Nie March 2, 2018 arxiv:1803.00076v1 [math.gt] 28 Feb 2018 Abstract In this paper, we prove that the fundamental group of the manifold
More informationPerspectives on Dehn surgery
Boston College Texas Geometry & Topology Conference University of Texas, Austin November 17, 2017 The Poincaré conjecture. Henri Poincaré announced the following result in 1900: The Poincaré conjecture.
More informationMontesinos knots, Hopf plumbings and L-space surgeries
Montesinos knots, Hopf plumbings and L-space surgeries Kenneth Baker Rice University University of Miami January 13, 2015 A longstanding question Which knots admit lens space surgeries? 1971 (Moser) 1977
More informationInvariants of knots and 3-manifolds: Survey on 3-manifolds
Invariants of knots and 3-manifolds: Survey on 3-manifolds Wolfgang Lück Bonn Germany email wolfgang.lueck@him.uni-bonn.de http://131.220.77.52/lueck/ Bonn, 10. & 12. April 2018 Wolfgang Lück (MI, Bonn)
More informationCitation 数理解析研究所講究録 (2013), 1866:
Title Left-orderable fundamental groups a bridge knots (Intelligence of Low-d Author(s) Teragaito, Masakazu Citation 数理解析研究所講究録 (2013), 1866: 30-38 Issue Date 2013-12 URL http://hdl.handle.net/2433/195397
More informationMichel Boileau Profinite completion of groups and 3-manifolds III. Joint work with Stefan Friedl
Michel Boileau Profinite completion of groups and 3-manifolds III Branched Coverings, Degenerations, and Related Topics Hiroshima March 2016 Joint work with Stefan Friedl 13 mars 2016 Hiroshima-2016 13
More information2 Mark Brittenham This paper can, in fact, be thought of as a further illustration of this `you can get this much, but no more' point of view towards
Tautly foliated 3-manifolds with no R-covered foliations Mark Brittenham University of Nebraska Abstract. We provide a family of examples of graph manifolds which admit taut foliations, but no R-covered
More informationMontesinos knots, Hopf plumbings and L-space surgeries
Montesinos knots, Hopf plumbings and L-space surgeries Kenneth Baker Rice University University of Miami March 29, 2014 A longstanding question: Which knots admit lens space surgeries? K S 3, Sp/q 3 (K)
More informationTAUT FOLIATIONS, CONTACT STRUCTURES AND LEFT-ORDERABLE GROUPS. November 15, 2017
TAUT FOLIATIONS, CONTACT STRUCTURES AND LEFT-ORDERABLE GROUPS STEVEN BOYER AND YING HU November 15, 2017 Abstract. We study the left-orderability of the fundamental groups of cyclic branched covers of
More informationPSEUDO-ANOSOV MAPS AND SIMPLE CLOSED CURVES ON SURFACES
MATH. PROC. CAMB. PHIL. SOC. Volume 128 (2000), pages 321 326 PSEUDO-ANOSOV MAPS AND SIMPLE CLOSED CURVES ON SURFACES Shicheng Wang 1, Ying-Qing Wu 2 and Qing Zhou 1 Abstract. Suppose C and C are two sets
More informationSURGERY ON A KNOT IN SURFACE I
SURGERY ON A KNOT IN SURFACE I MARTIN SCHARLEMANN AND ABIGAIL THOMPSON Abstract. Suppose F is a compact orientable surface, K is a knot in F I, and (F I) surg is the 3-manifold obtained by some non-trivial
More informationKnots with unknotting number 1 and essential Conway spheres
2051 2116 2051 arxiv version: fonts, pagination and layout may vary from AGT published version Knots with unknotting number 1 and essential Conway spheres C MCA GORDON JOHN LUECKE For a knot K in S 3,
More informationarxiv: v3 [math.gt] 17 Sep 2015
L-SPACE SURGERY AND TWISTING OPERATION arxiv:1405.6487v3 [math.gt] 17 Sep 2015 KIMIHIKO MOTEGI Abstract. Aknotinthe 3 sphere iscalled anl-spaceknot ifitadmitsanontrivialdehnsurgery yielding an L-space,
More informationQUASI-ALTERNATING LINKS AND POLYNOMIAL INVARIANTS
QUASI-ALTERNATING LINKS AND POLYNOMIAL INVARIANTS MASAKAZU TERAGAITO Abstract. In this note, we survey several criteria for knots and links to be quasi-alternating by using polynomial invariants such as
More informationIntroduction to Heegaard Floer homology
Introduction to Heegaard Floer homology In the viewpoint of Low-dimensional Topology Motoo Tange University of Tsukuba 2016/5/19 1 What is Heegaard Floer homology? Theoretical physician says. 4-dimensional
More informationCombinatorial Heegaard Floer Theory
Combinatorial Heegaard Floer Theory Ciprian Manolescu UCLA February 29, 2012 Ciprian Manolescu (UCLA) Combinatorial HF Theory February 29, 2012 1 / 31 Motivation (4D) Much insight into smooth 4-manifolds
More informationCovering Invariants and Cohopficity of 3-manifold Groups
Covering Invariants and Cohopficity of 3-manifold Groups Shicheng Wang 1 and Ying-Qing Wu 2 Abstract A 3-manifold M is called to have property C if the degrees of finite coverings over M are determined
More informationarxiv:math/ v1 [math.gt] 6 Nov 2002
Orderable 3-manifold groups arxiv:math/0211110v1 [math.gt] 6 Nov 2002 S. Boyer, D. Rolfsen, B. Wiest Abstract We investigate the orderability properties of fundamental groups of 3-dimensional manifolds.
More informationAn obstruction to knots bounding Möbius bands in B 4
An obstruction to knots bounding Möbius bands in B 4 Kate Kearney Gonzaga University April 2, 2016 Knots Goal Nonexamples Outline of an argument First, for the knot theory novices in the audience... Left
More informationarxiv: v2 [math.gt] 5 Jan 2012
L-SPACE SURGERIES, GENUS BOUNDS, AND THE CABLING CONJECTURE JOSHUA EVAN GREENE arxiv:1009.1130v2 [math.gt] 5 Jan 2012 Abstract. We establish a tight inequality relating the knot genus g(k) and the surgery
More informationHYPERBOLIC GEOMETRY AND HEEGAARD SPLITTINGS
HYPERBOLIC GEOMETRY AND HEEGAARD SPLITTINGS TALK GIVEN BY HOSSEIN NAMAZI 1. Preliminary Remarks The lecture is based on joint work with J. Brock, Y. Minsky and J. Souto. Example. Suppose H + and H are
More informationCosmetic crossing changes on knots
Cosmetic crossing changes on knots parts joint w/ Cheryl Balm, Stefan Friedl and Mark Powell 2012 Joint Mathematics Meetings in Boston, MA, January 4-7. E. Kalfagianni () January 2012 1 / 13 The Setting:
More informationFLOER HOMOLOGY AND COVERING SPACES
FLOER HOMOLOGY AND COVERING SPACES TYE LIDMAN AND CIPRIAN MANOLESCU Abstract. We prove a Smith-type inequality for regular covering spaces in monopole Floer homology. Using the monopole Floer / Heegaard
More informationStein fillings of contact 3-manifolds obtained as Legendrian sur
Stein fillings of contact 3-manifolds obtained as Legendrian surgeries Youlin Li (With Amey Kaloti) Shanghai Jiao Tong University A Satellite Conference of Seoul ICM 2014 Knots and Low Dimensional Manifolds
More informationA NOTE ON STEIN FILLINGS OF CONTACT MANIFOLDS
A NOTE ON STEIN FILLINGS OF CONTACT MANIFOLDS ANAR AKHMEDOV, JOHN B. ETNYRE, THOMAS E. MARK, AND IVAN SMITH Abstract. In this note we construct infinitely many distinct simply connected Stein fillings
More informationFlows, dynamics and algorithms for 3 manifold groups
Flows, dynamics and algorithms for 3 manifold groups Tim Susse University of Nebraska 4 March 2017 Joint with Mark Brittenham & Susan Hermiller Groups and the word problem Let G = A R be a finitely presented
More informationLERF, tameness and Simon s conjecture.
LERF, tameness and Simon s conjecture. D. D. Long & A. W. Reid November 18, 2003 Abstract This paper discusses applications of LERF to tame covers of certain hyperbolic 3-manifolds. For example, if M =
More informationHow to use the Reidemeister torsion
How to use the Reidemeister torsion Teruhisa Kadokami Osaka City University Advanced Mathematical Institute kadokami@sci.osaka-cu.ac.jp January 30, 2004 (Fri) Abstract Firstly, we give the definition of
More informationarxiv: v1 [math.gt] 2 Oct 2018
RANK INEQUALITIES ON KNOT FLOER HOMOLOGY OF PERIODIC KNOTS KEEGAN BOYLE arxiv:1810.0156v1 [math.gt] Oct 018 Abstract. Let K be a -periodic knot in S 3 with quotient K. We prove a rank inequality between
More informationDEFINITE MANIFOLDS BOUNDED BY RATIONAL HOMOLOGY THREE SPHERES
DEFINITE MANIFOLDS BOUNDED BY RATIONAL HOMOLOGY THREE SPHERES BRENDAN OWENS AND SAŠO STRLE Abstract. This paper is based on a talk given at the McMaster University Geometry and Topology conference, May
More informationGeneralized crossing changes in satellite knots
Generalized crossing changes in satellite knots Cheryl L. Balm Michigan State University Saturday, December 8, 2012 Generalized crossing changes Introduction Crossing disks and crossing circles Let K be
More informationBroken pencils and four-manifold invariants. Tim Perutz (Cambridge)
Broken pencils and four-manifold invariants Tim Perutz (Cambridge) Aim This talk is about a project to construct and study a symplectic substitute for gauge theory in 2, 3 and 4 dimensions. The 3- and
More informationThe Classification of Nonsimple Algebraic Tangles
The Classification of Nonsimple Algebraic Tangles Ying-Qing Wu 1 A tangle is a pair (B, T ), where B is a 3-ball, T is a pair of properly embedded arcs. When there is no ambiguity we will simply say that
More informationPLANAR OPEN BOOK DECOMPOSITIONS OF 3-MANIFOLDS
ROCKY MOUNTAIN JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS Volume 44, Number 5, 2014 PLANAR OPEN BOOK DECOMPOSITIONS OF 3-MANIFOLDS ABSTRACT. Due to Alexander, every closed oriented 3- manifold has an open book decomposition.
More informationThe total rank question in knot Floer homology and some related observations
and some related observations Tye Lidman 1 Allison Moore 2 Laura Starkston 3 The University of Texas at Austin January 11, 2013 Conway mutation of K S 3 Mutation of M along (F, τ) The Kinoshita-Terasaka
More informationThe Big Dehn Surgery Graph and the link of S 3
The Big Dehn Surgery Graph and the link of S 3 Neil R. Hoffman and Genevieve S. Walsh December 9, 203 Abstract In a talk at the Cornell Topology Festival in 2005, W. Thurston discussed a graph which we
More informationEmbeddings of lens spaces in 2 CP 2 constructed from lens space surgeries
Embeddings of lens spaces in 2 CP 2 constructed from lens space surgeries Motoo TANGE (Univ. of Tsukuba) Yuichi YAMADA (Univ. of Electro-Comm., Tokyo) 2014 Aug. 25 Knots and Low Dimensional Manifolds a
More informationarxiv: v1 [math.gt] 6 Sep 2017
arxiv:1709.01785v1 [math.gt] 6 Sep 2017 Non-hyperbolic solutions to tangle equations involving composite links Jingling Yang Solving tangle equations is deeply connected with studying enzyme action on
More informationThe Geometrization Theorem
The Geometrization Theorem Matthew D. Brown Wednesday, December 19, 2012 In this paper, we discuss the Geometrization Theorem, formerly Thurston s Geometrization Conjecture, which is essentially the statement
More informationA NOTE ON E 8 -INTERSECTION FORMS AND CORRECTION TERMS
A NOTE ON E 8 -INTERSECTION FORMS AND CORRECTION TERMS MOTOO TANGE Abstract. In this paper we construct families of homology spheres which bound 4-manifolds with intersection forms isomorphic to E 8. We
More informationarxiv: v1 [math.gt] 5 Aug 2015
HEEGAARD FLOER CORRECTION TERMS OF (+1)-SURGERIES ALONG (2, q)-cablings arxiv:1508.01138v1 [math.gt] 5 Aug 2015 KOUKI SATO Abstract. The Heegaard Floer correction term (d-invariant) is an invariant of
More informationFUNDAMENTAL GROUPS. Alex Suciu. Northeastern University. Joint work with Thomas Koberda (U. Virginia) arxiv:
RESIDUAL FINITENESS PROPERTIES OF FUNDAMENTAL GROUPS Alex Suciu Northeastern University Joint work with Thomas Koberda (U. Virginia) arxiv:1604.02010 Number Theory and Algebraic Geometry Seminar Katholieke
More informationKNOT ADJACENCY, GENUS AND ESSENTIAL TORI
KNOT ADJACENCY, GENUS AND ESSENTIAL TORI EFSTRATIA KALFAGIANNI 1 AND XIAO-SONG LIN 2 Abstract. A knot K is called n-adjacent to another knot K, if K admits a projection containing n generalized crossings
More information2 LEGENDRIAN KNOTS PROBLEM SESSION. (GEORGIA TOPOLOGY CONFERENCE, MAY 31, 2001.) behind the examples is the following: We are Whitehead doubling Legen
LEGENDRIAN KNOTS PROBLEM SESSION. (GEORGIA TOPOLOGY CONFERENCE, MAY 31, 2001.) Conducted by John Etnyre. For the most part, we restricted ourselves to problems about Legendrian knots in dimension three.
More informationVirtually fibred Montesinos Links
Virtually fibred Montesinos Links Ian Agol, Steven Boyer, and Xingru Zhang January 31, 008 1 Introduction William Thurston conjectured over twenty years ago that every compact hyperbolic 3- manifold whose
More informationPseudo-Anosov braids with small entropy and the magic 3-manifold
Pseudo-Anosov braids with small entropy and the magic 3-manifold E. Kin M. Takasawa Tokyo Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mathematical and Computing Sciences The 5th East Asian School of Knots and Related
More informationPRETZEL KNOTS WITH L-SPACE SURGERIES
PRETZEL KNOTS WITH L-SPACE SURGERIES TYE LIDMAN AND ALLISON MOORE Abstract. A rational homology sphere whose Heegaard Floer homology is the same as that of a lens space is called an L-space. We classify
More informationarxiv:math/ v1 [math.gt] 18 Apr 1997
arxiv:math/9704224v1 [math.gt] 18 Apr 1997 SUTURED MANIFOLD HIERARCHIES, ESSENTIAL LAMINATIONS, AND DEHN SURGERY Ying-Qing Wu Abstract. We use sutured manifold theory, essential laminations and essential
More informationCOVERING SPACES OF 3-ORBIFOLDS
COVERING SPACES OF 3-ORBIFOLDS MARC LACKENBY Abstract Let O be a compact orientable 3-orbifold with non-empty singular locus and a finite volume hyperbolic structure. (Equivalently, the interior of O is
More informationMA4J2 Three Manifolds
MA4J2 Three Manifolds Lectured by Dr Saul Schleimer Typeset by Matthew Pressland Assisted by Anna Lena Winstel and David Kitson Lecture 13 Proof. We complete the proof of the existence of connect sum decomposition.
More informationSmall Seifert fibered surgery on hyperbolic pretzel knots
Small Seifert fibered surgery on hyperbolic pretzel knots JEFFREY MEIER We complete the classification of hyperbolic pretzel knots admitting Seifert fibered surgeries. This is the final step in understanding
More informationarxiv:math/ v1 [math.gt] 30 Dec 1997
arxiv:math/9712268v1 [math.gt] 30 Dec 1997 THREE-MANIFOLDS, FOLIATIONS AND CIRCLES, I PRELIMINARY VERSION WILLIAM P. THURSTON Abstract. A manifold M slithers around a manifold N when the universal cover
More informationON SLICING INVARIANTS OF KNOTS
TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY Volume 00, Number 0, Pages 000 000 S 0002-9947(XX)0000-0 ON SLICING INVARIANTS OF KNOTS BRENDAN OWENS Abstract. The slicing number of a knot, u s(k), is
More informationarxiv: v4 [math.gt] 9 Oct 2017
ON LAMINAR GROUPS, TITS ALTERNATIVES, AND CONVERGENCE GROUP ACTIONS ON S 2 JUAN ALONSO, HYUNGRYUL BAIK, AND ERIC SAMPERTON arxiv:1411.3532v4 [math.gt] 9 Oct 2017 ABSTRACT. Following previous work of the
More informationA NOTE ON CONTACT SURGERY DIAGRAMS
A NOTE ON CONTACT SURGERY DIAGRAMS BURAK OZBAGCI Abstract. We prove that for any positive integer the stabilization of a 1 -surgery curve in a contact surgery diagram induces an overtwisted contact structure.
More informationarxiv: v1 [math.gt] 22 May 2018
arxiv:1805.08580v1 [math.gt] 22 May 2018 A CHARACTERIZATION ON SEPARABLE SUBGROUPS OF 3-MANIFOLD GROUPS HONGBIN SUN Abstract. In this paper, we give a complete characterization on which finitely generated
More informationCosmetic crossings and genus-one knots
Cosmetic crossings and genus-one knots Cheryl L. Balm Michigan State University Saturday, December 3, 2011 Joint work with S. Friedl, E. Kalfagianni and M. Powell Crossing changes Notation Crossing disks
More informationTAUT FOLIATIONS IN SURFACE BUNDLES WITH MULTIPLE BOUNDARY COMPONENTS
TAUT FOLIATIONS IN SURFACE BUNDLES WITH MULTIPLE BOUNDARY COMPONENTS TEJAS KALELKAR AND RACHEL ROBERTS ABSTRACT. Let M be a fibered 3-manifold with multiple boundary components. We show that the fiber
More informationLINK COMPLEMENTS AND THE BIANCHI MODULAR GROUPS
TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY Volume 5, Number 8, Pages 9 46 S 000-9947(01)0555-7 Article electronically published on April 9, 001 LINK COMPLEMENTS AND THE BIANCHI MODULAR GROUPS MARK
More informationarxiv: v2 [math.gt] 28 Feb 2017
ON THE THE BERGE CONJECTURE FOR TUNNEL NUMBER ONE KNOTS YOAV MORIAH AND TALI PINSKY arxiv:1701.01421v2 [math.gt] 28 Feb 2017 Abstract. In this paper we use an approach based on dynamics to prove that if
More informationPart II. Algebraic Topology. Year
Part II Year 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2017 Paper 3, Section II 18I The n-torus is the product of n circles: 5 T n = } S 1. {{.. S } 1. n times For all n 1 and 0
More informationarxiv: v1 [math.ds] 29 May 2015
COUNTING PERIODIC ORBITS OF ANOSOV FLOWS IN FREE HOMOTOPY CLASSES THOMAS BARTHELMÉ AND SERGIO R. FENLEY arxiv:1505.07999v1 [math.ds] 29 May 2015 Abstract. The main result of this article is that if a 3-manifold
More informationAll roots of unity are detected by the A polynomial
ISSN 1472-2739 (on-line) 1472-2747 (printed) 207 Algebraic & Geometric Topology Volume 5 (2005) 207 217 Published: 28 March 2005 ATG All roots of unity are detected by the A polynomial Eric Chesebro Abstract
More information7.3 Singular Homology Groups
184 CHAPTER 7. HOMOLOGY THEORY 7.3 Singular Homology Groups 7.3.1 Cycles, Boundaries and Homology Groups We can define the singular p-chains with coefficients in a field K. Furthermore, we can define the
More informationBundles, handcuffs, and local freedom
Bundles, handcuffs, and local freedom RICHARD P. KENT IV Abstract We answer a question of J. Anderson s by producing infinitely many commensurability classes of fibered hyperbolic 3 manifolds whose fundamental
More informationOpen book foliations
Open book foliations Tetsuya Ito (RIMS) joint with Keiko Kawamuro (Univ. Iowa) MSJ Autumn meeting Sep 26, 2013 Tetsuya Ito Open book foliations Sep 26, 2013 1 / 43 Open book Throughout this talk, every
More informationThe virtual Haken conjecture: Experiments and examples
ISSN 1364-0380 (on line) 1465-3060 (printed) 399 Geometry & Topology Volume 7 (2003) 399 441 Published: 24 June 2003 G G G T T T T G T G T G T G T T GG TT G G G G GG T T TT Abstract The virtual Haken conjecture:
More informationPRELIMINARY LECTURES ON KLEINIAN GROUPS
PRELIMINARY LECTURES ON KLEINIAN GROUPS KEN ICHI OHSHIKA In this two lectures, I shall present some backgrounds on Kleinian group theory, which, I hope, would be useful for understanding more advanced
More informationMONOPOLES AND LENS SPACE SURGERIES
MONOPOLES AND LENS SPACE SURGERIES PETER KRONHEIMER, TOMASZ MROWKA, PETER OZSVÁTH, AND ZOLTÁN SZABÓ Abstract. Monopole Floer homology is used to prove that real projective three-space cannot be obtained
More informationReidemeister torsion on the variety of characters
Reidemeister torsion on the variety of characters Joan Porti Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona October 28, 2016 Topology and Geometry of Low-dimensional Manifolds Nara Women s University Overview Goal
More informationThe Classification of 3-Manifolds A Brief Overview
The Classification of 3-Manifolds A Brief Overview Allen Hatcher Our aim here is to sketch the very nice conjectural picture of the classification of closed orientable 3 manifolds that emerged around 1980
More informationON THE MAXIMAL NUMBER OF EXCEPTIONAL SURGERIES
ON THE MAXIMAL NUMBER OF EXCEPTIONAL SURGERIES (KAZUHIRO ICHIHARA) Abstract. The famous Hyperbolic Dehn Surgery Theorem says that each hyperbolic knot admits only finitely many Dehn surgeries yielding
More informationCommensurability and virtual fibration for graph manifolds
Commensurability and virtual fibration for graph manifolds Walter D. Neumann Two manifolds are commensurable if they have diffeomorphic covers. We would like invariants that distinguish manifolds up to
More informationKNOTS WITH BRAID INDEX THREE HAVE PROPERTY-P
Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications Vol. 12, No. 4 (2003) 427 444 c World Scientific Publishing Company KNOTS WITH BRAID INDEX THREE HAVE PROPERTY-P W. MENASCO and X. ZHANG, Department of Mathematics,
More informationarxiv: v1 [math.gr] 13 Aug 2013
CONJUGACY PROBLEM IN GROUPS OF ORIENTED GEOMETRIZABLE 3-MANIFOLDS Jean-Philippe PRÉAUX1 arxiv:1308.2888v1 [math.gr] 13 Aug 2013 Abstract. The aim of this paper is to show that the fundamental group of
More informationGeometric structures on the Figure Eight Knot Complement. ICERM Workshop
Figure Eight Knot Institut Fourier - Grenoble Sep 16, 2013 Various pictures of 4 1 : K = figure eight The complete (real) hyperbolic structure M = S 3 \ K carries a complete hyperbolic metric M can be
More informationCLASSIFICATION OF TIGHT CONTACT STRUCTURES ON SURGERIES ON THE FIGURE-EIGHT KNOT
CLASSIFICATION OF TIGHT CONTACT STRUCTURES ON SURGERIES ON THE FIGURE-EIGHT KNOT JAMES CONWAY AND HYUNKI MIN ABSTRACT. Two of the basic questions in contact topology are which manifolds admit tight contact
More informationarxiv:math/ v1 [math.gt] 26 Sep 2005
EXPLICIT HORIZONTAL OPEN BOOKS ON SOME PLUMBINGS arxiv:math/0509611v1 [math.gt] 26 Sep 2005 TOLGA ETGÜ AND BURAK OZBAGCI ABSTRACT. We describe explicit open books on arbitrary plumbings of oriented circle
More informationA meridian disk of the solid torus wraps q times around its image disk. Here p =1 and q =2.
4. HYPERBOLIC DEHN SURGERY A meridian disk of the solid torus wraps q times around its image disk. Here p =1 and q =2. Any three-manifold with a complete codimension-2 hyperbolic foliation has universal
More informationChapter 1. Canonical Decomposition. Notes on Basic 3-Manifold Topology. 1. Prime Decomposition
1.1 Prime Decomposition 1 Chapter 1. Canonical Decomposition Notes on Basic 3-Manifold Topology Allen Hatcher Chapter 1. Canonical Decomposition 1. Prime Decomposition. 2. Torus Decomposition. Chapter
More informationApplications of embedded contact homology
Applications of embedded contact homology Michael Hutchings Department of Mathematics University of California, Berkeley conference in honor of Michael Freedman June 8, 2011 Michael Hutchings (UC Berkeley)
More informationAN ASPHERICAL 5-MANIFOLD WITH PERFECT FUNDAMENTAL GROUP
AN ASPHERICAL 5-MANIFOLD WITH PERFECT FUNDAMENTAL GROUP J.A. HILLMAN Abstract. We construct aspherical closed orientable 5-manifolds with perfect fundamental group. This completes part of our study of
More informationTHE NOTION OF COMMENSURABILITY IN GROUP THEORY AND GEOMETRY
THE NOTION OF COMMENSURABILITY IN GROUP THEORY AND GEOMETRY LUISA PAOLUZZI 1. Introduction This work is based on a talk given by the author at the RIMS seminar Representation spaces, twisted topological
More informationBianchi Orbifolds of Small Discriminant. A. Hatcher
Bianchi Orbifolds of Small Discriminant A. Hatcher Let O D be the ring of integers in the imaginary quadratic field Q( D) of discriminant D
More informationTunnel Numbers of Knots
Tunnel Numbers of Knots by Kanji Morimoto Department of IS and Mathematics, Konan University Okamoto 8-9-1, Higashi-Nada, Kobe 658-8501, Japan morimoto@konan-u.ac.jp Abstract Tunnel number of a knot is
More information4 dimensional analogues of Dehn s lemma
4 dimensional analogues o Dehn s lemma Arunima Ray Brandeis University Joint work with Daniel Ruberman (Brandeis University) Joint Mathematics Meetings, Atlanta, GA January 5, 2017 Arunima Ray (Brandeis)
More informationON COXETER MAPPING CLASSES AND FIBERED ALTERNATING LINKS
ON COXETER MAPPING CLASSES AND FIBERED ALTERNATING LINKS ERIKO HIRONAKA AND LIVIO LIECHTI Abstract. Alternating-sign Hopf plumbing along a tree yields fibered alternating links whose homological monodromy
More informationGEOMETRIC STRUCTURES ON BRANCHED COVERS OVER UNIVERSAL LINKS. Kerry N. Jones
GEOMETRIC STRUCTURES ON BRANCHED COVERS OVER UNIVERSAL LINKS Kerry N. Jones Abstract. A number of recent results are presented which bear on the question of what geometric information can be gleaned from
More informationMONTESINOS KNOTS, HOPF PLUMBINGS, AND L-SPACE SURGERIES. 1. Introduction
MONTESINOS KNOTS, HOPF PLUMBINGS, AND L-SPACE SURGERIES KENNETH L. BAKER AND ALLISON H. MOORE Abstract. Using Hirasawa-Murasugi s classification of fibered Montesinos knots we classify the L-space Montesinos
More informationarxiv: v2 [math.gt] 27 Mar 2009
ODD KHOVANOV HOMOLOGY IS MUTATION INVARIANT JONATHAN M. BLOOM arxiv:0903.3746v2 [math.gt] 27 Mar 2009 Abstract. We define a link homology theory that is readily seen to be both isomorphic to reduced odd
More informationMOM TECHNOLOGY AND VOLUMES OF HYPERBOLIC 3-MANIFOLDS DAVID GABAI, ROBERT MEYERHOFF, AND PETER MILLEY
1 MOM TECHNOLOGY AND VOLUMES OF HYPERBOLIC 3-MANIFOLDS DAVID GABAI, ROBERT MEYERHOFF, AND PETER MILLEY arxiv:math.gt/0606072 v2 31 Jul 2006 0. Introduction This paper is the first in a series whose goal
More informationRATIONAL BLOW DOWNS IN HEEGAARD-FLOER HOMOLOGY
RATIONAL BLOW DOWNS IN HEEGAARD-FLOER HOMOLOGY LAWRENCE P ROBERTS In [2], R Fintushel and R Stern introduced the rational blow down, a process which could be applied to a smooth four manifold containing
More informationRigid/Flexible Dynamics Problems and Exercises Math 275 Harvard University Fall 2006 C. McMullen
Rigid/Flexible Dynamics Problems and Exercises Math 275 Harvard University Fall 2006 C. McMullen 1. Give necessary and sufficent conditions on T = ( a b c d) GL2 (C) such that T is in U(1,1), i.e. such
More information1. Introduction M 3 - oriented, compact 3-manifold. ο ρ TM - oriented, positive contact structure. ο = ker(ff), ff 1-form, ff ^ dff > 0. Locally, ever
On the Finiteness of Tight Contact Structures Ko Honda May 30, 2001 Univ. of Georgia, IHES, and USC Joint work with Vincent Colin and Emmanuel Giroux 1 1. Introduction M 3 - oriented, compact 3-manifold.
More informationThe notion of commensurability in group theory and geometry
The notion of commensurability in group theory and geometry Luisa Paoluzzi (LATP Marseilles France) Camp-style seminar Hakone May 31 st, 2012 Definition: Let H 1 and H 2 be subgroups of a group G. We say
More information