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Classification of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) January 2018 Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 1 / 32

ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 2 / 32

Structure of Talk Part 0: Diffeomorphism Groups Part I: Uniqueness of singular Ricci flows Part II: Applications of Ricci flow to diffeomorphism groups Part III: Further Questions Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 3 / 32

Part 0: Diffeomorphism Groups Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 4 / 32

Diffeomorphism groups M mostly 3-dimensional compact manifold Goal of this talk: Understand Diff(M) = {φ : M M diffeomorphism} (with C -topology). Main theme: Pick a nice Riemannian metric g on M (e.g. constant sectional curvature) and compare Diff(M) with Isom(M). Isom(M) Diff(M) Smale 1958 O(3) = Isom(S 2 ) Diff(S 2 ) is a homotopy equivalence. ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 5 / 32

Diffeomorphism groups Smale Conjecture O(4) = Isom(S 3 ) Diff(S 3 ) is a homotopy equivalence. Cerf 1964: Isomorphism on π 0 Hatcher 1983: Homotopy equivalence Remark: Smale conjecture is equivalent to Diff(D 3 rel D 3 ) Generalized Smale Conjecture Isom(S 3 /Γ) Diff(S 3 /Γ) is a homotopy equivalence. Ivanov 1984, Hong, Kalliongis, McCullough, Rubinstein 2012: Lens spaces (except RP 3 ), prism and quaternionic case remaining cases: RP 3, tetrahedral, octahedral and icosahedral case ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 6 / 32

Diffeomorphism groups Non-spherical cases Gabai 2001 If M is closed hyperbolic, then Isom(M) Diff(M) is homotopy equivalence. Assume that M is irreducible, geometric, non-spherical, g = metric of maximal symmetry. Generalized Smale Conjecture for geometric manifolds Isom(M) Diff(M) is a homotopy equivalence. Gabai, Ivanov, Hatcher, McCullough, Soma: Verified for all cases except for M non-haken infranil. Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 7 / 32

Main Results Using Ricci flow Theorem A (Ba., Kleiner 2017) The Generalized Smale Conjecture holds for all spherical space forms M = S 3 /Γ except for (possibly) M = RP 3 (and S 3 ): Diff(M) Isom(M) ( ) Theorem B (Ba., Kleiner 2017) ( ) also holds for all closed hyperbolic 3-manifold M. (Gabai s Theorem) Remarks: Proof provides a uniform treatment of Thms A, B on fewer than 30 pages. Proof relies on Hatcher s Theorem for M = S 3. M = RP 3 and M = S 3 (without Hatcher s Theorem) and other topologies still work in progress. Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 8 / 32

Part I: Uniqueness of singular Ricci flows Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 9 / 32

Basics of Ricci flow Ricci flow: (M n, g(t)), t [0, T ) t g(t) = 2 Ric g(t), g(0) = g 0 ( ) Theorem (Hamilton 1982) ( ) has a unique solution (g(t)) t [0,T ) for maximal T > 0 if M is compact. If T <, then lim max Rm g(t) = t T M Speak: g(t) develops a singularity at time T. Goal of Part I: Theorem (Ba., Kleiner, 2016) Any (compact) 3-dimensional (M 3, g 0 ) can be evolved into a unique (canonical), singular Ricci flow defined for all t 0 that flows through singularities. ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 10 / 32

Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 11 / 32

Singularities in 3d Theorem (Perelman 2002) The singularity models in dimension 3 are κ-solutions. Qualitative classification of κ-solutions extinction cap neck Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 12 / 32

Ricci flow with surgery Given (M, g 0 ) construct Ricci flow with surgery: (M 1, g 1 (t)), t [0, T 1 ], (M 2, g 2 (t)), t [T 1, T 2 ], (M 3, g 3 (t)), t [T 1, T 2 ],... surgery scale δ 1 Perelman 2003 process can be continued indefinitely no accumulation of T i. extinction if π 1 (M) <. M k connected sums components of M k+1 and copies of S 2 S 1. ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 13 / 32

Ricci flow with surgery Given (M, g 0 ) construct Ricci flow with surgery: (M 1, g 1 (t)), t [0, T 1 ], (M 2, g 2 (t)), t [T 1, T 2 ], (M 3, g 3 (t)), t [T 1, T 2 ],... surgery scale δ 1 high curvature regions are ε-close to κ-solutions: necks S 2 R spherical components caps ε-canonical neighborhood assumption Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 14 / 32

Ricci flow with surgery Note: surgery process is not canonical (depends on surgery parameters) Perelman: It is likely that [... ] one would get a canonically defined Ricci flow through singularities, but at the moment I don t have a proof of that. Our approach [... ] is aimed at eventually constructing a canonical Ricci flow, [... ] - a goal, that has not been achieved yet in the present work. Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 15 / 32

Space-time picture Space-time 4-manifold: M 4 = ( M 1 [0, T 1 ] M 2 [T 1, T 2 ] M 3 [T 2, T 3 ]... ) surgery points Time function: t : M [0, ). Time-slice: M t = t 1 (t) Time vector field: t on M (with t t = 1). Metric g: on the distribution {dt = 0} T M Ricci flow equation: L t g = 2 Ric g (M, t, t, g) is called a Ricci flow space-time. Note: there are holes at scale δ space-time is δ-complete ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 16 / 32

Theorem (Kleiner, Lott 2014) Given a compact (M 3, g 0 ), there is a Ricci flow space-time (M, t, t, g) s.t.: initial time-slice: (M 0, g) = (M, g 0 ). (M, t, t, g) is 0-complete (i.e. singularity scale δ = 0 ) M satisfies the ε-canonical nbhd assumption at small scales for all ε > 0. (M, t, t, g) flows through singularities at infinitesimal scale Remarks: (M, t, t, g) is smooth everywhere and not defined at singularities singular times may accummulate (M, t, t, g) arises as limit for δ i 0. Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 17 / 32

Uniqueness Theorem (Ba., Kleiner, 2016) There is a constant ε can > 0 such that: Every Ricci flow space-time (M, t, t, g) is uniquely determined by its initial time-slice (M 0, g 0 ), provided that it is 0-complete and satisfies the ε can -canonical neighborhood assumption below some positive scale. Corollary For every compact (M 3, g 0 ) there is a unique, canonical singular Ricci flow space-time M with M 0 = (M 3, g 0 ). ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 18 / 32

Uniqueness Continuity continuous family of metrics (g (s) ) s [0,1] on M {M (s) } s [0,1] singular RFs ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 19 / 32

Uniqueness Continuity continuous family of metrics (g (s) ) s [0,1] on M {M (s) } s [0,1] singular RFs ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 19 / 32

Continuity of singular RFs Corollary The singular Ricci flow space-time M depends continuously on its initial data (M 0, g 0 ) (in a certain sense). Corollary Every continuous/smooth family (g (s) ) s Ω of Riemannian metrics on a compact manifold M 3 can be evolved to a continuous/smooth family of singular Ricci flows (M (s) ) s Ω. ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 20 / 32

Part II: Applications of Ricci flow to diffeomorphism groups Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 21 / 32

Diff(M) Met(M) Met(M) = {g metric on M} Met K k (M) = {g Met(M) K g k} Lemma For any g 0 Met K k (M): Diff(M) Isom(M, g 0 ) Met K k (M) Proof Isom(M, g 0 ) Diff(M) Met K k (M) is a fibration φ φ g 0 ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 22 / 32

Main results, reworded Theorems A + B (Ba., Kleiner 2017) If M RP 3, S 3, then Met K ±1 (M) ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 23 / 32

2d case Smale 1958 O(3) = Isom(S 2 ) Diff(S 2 ) is a homotopy equivalence. Proof (different from Smale s proof) Met(S 2 ) Met K 1 (S 2 ) is a deformation retraction = Met K 1 (S 2 ) g limit of RF (g t ) t [0,T ) (modulo rescaling) with initial condition g 0 = g ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 24 / 32

3d case Assume M = S 3 /Γ, Γ 1, Z 2 (hyperbolic case is similar) Goal: Theorem Met K 1 (M) Strategy: Hope: Construct retraction Met(M) Met K 1 (M). For any g Met(M) consider the (unique) M with (M 0, g 0 ) = (M, g). M goes extinct in finite time Analyze asymptotic behavior of M and extract limiting data, which depends continuously on g. Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 25 / 32

Theorem Given M with (M, g 0 ) = (M, g), there are T 1 g < T 2 g such that: for every t [T 1 g, T 2 g ) there is a unique component C t M t with C t M. (C t, g t ) converges to a round metric as t T 2 g (modulo rescaling). Def: x survives until time t 0 if the t -trajectory through x intersects M t0 in x(t 0 ). Lemma: All but finitely many bad points of C T 1 g survive until time 0. W := { x(0) x C T 1 g } M g t := pushforward of g t onto W by flow of t g t t T 2 g g modulo rescaling (W, g) = (S 3 /Γ {p 1,..., p N }, g K 1 ) ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 26 / 32

Theorem Given M with (M, g 0 ) = (M, g), there are T 1 g < T 2 g such that: for every t [T 1 g, T 2 g ) there is a unique component C t M t with C t M. (C t, g t ) converges to a round metric as t T 2 g (modulo rescaling). Def: x survives until time t 0 if the t -trajectory through x intersects M t0 in x(t 0 ). Lemma: All but finitely many bad points of C T 1 g survive until time 0. W := { x(0) x C T 1 g } M g t := pushforward of g t onto W by flow of t g t t T 2 g g modulo rescaling (W, g) = (S 3 /Γ {p 1,..., p N }, g K 1 ) ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 26 / 32

Theorem Given M with (M, g 0 ) = (M, g), there are T 1 g < T 2 g such that: for every t [T 1 g, T 2 g ) there is a unique component C t M t with C t M. (C t, g t ) converges to a round metric as t T 2 g (modulo rescaling). Def: x survives until time t 0 if the t -trajectory through x intersects M t0 in x(t 0 ). Lemma: All but finitely many bad points of C T 1 g survive until time 0. W := { x(0) x C T 1 g } M g t := pushforward of g t onto W by flow of t g t t T 2 g g modulo rescaling (W, g) = (S 3 /Γ {p 1,..., p N }, g K 1 ) Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 26 / 32

Conclusion This process describes a continuous canonical map Met(M) PartMet K 1 (M) g (W, g) where PartMet K 1 (M) consists of pairs (W, g) such that: W M open g is a metric on W (W, g) is isometric to the round punctured S 3 /Γ M \ W can be covered finitely many pairwise disjoint disks If K g 1, then (W, g) = (M, g). Topology on PartMet K 1 (M): C -convergence on compact subsets of W (not Hausdorff) Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 27 / 32

Proof of Main Theorem Goal: Show Met K 1 (M) 1, i.e. construct nullhomotopy for any Solution: 1 extend g to continuous family 2 previous slide continuous family g : S k = D k+1 Met K 1 (M). g : D k+1 Met(M), g D k+1 = g (W (p), ĝ(p)) PartMet K 1 (M), p D k+1 such that W (p) = M and Kĝ(p) 1 for p D k+1. 3 Remaining: extend (W (p), ĝ(p)) to g(p) Met K 1 (M) up to contractible ambiguity. ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 28 / 32

Main ingredient: Lemma Let A = A(1 ε, 1) D(1) R 3 and h : D k Met K 1 (A), h 0 : D k Met K 1 (D(1)) be continuous such that: h 0 (p) A = h(p) for all p D k. (A, h(p)) embeds into the round sphere for all p D k. Then, after shrinking ε, there is a continuous map h : D k Met K 1 (D(1)) with h(p) A = h(p) for all p D k and h(p) = h 0 (p) for all p D k. Proof: Hatcher s Theorem = Diff(D 3 rel D 3 ) 1 Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 29 / 32

Extending (W (p), ĝ(p)) to g(p) on M: p D k+1 Choose compact domain Z p W (p) such that M \ Int Z p consists of finitely many disks. Z p W (p ) for p close to p. Extend ĝ(p ) Zp to g(p) Met K 1 (M), for p close to p. g(p ) is unique up to contractible ambiguity by previous Lemma Construct g(p ) for all p D K+1 by induction over skeleta of a fine enough simplicial decomposition of D k+1 q.e.d. ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 30 / 32

Extending (W (p), ĝ(p)) to g(p) on M: p D k+1 Choose compact domain Z p W (p) such that M \ Int Z p consists of finitely many disks. Z p W (p ) for p close to p. Extend ĝ(p ) Zp to g(p) Met K 1 (M), for p close to p. g(p ) is unique up to contractible ambiguity by previous Lemma Construct g(p ) for all p D K+1 by induction over skeleta of a fine enough simplicial decomposition of D k+1 q.e.d. Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 30 / 32

Part III: Further Questions Richard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 31 / 32

Further Questions RP 3 case Reprove Hatcher s Theorem (S 3 case) (Re)prove Generalized Smale Conjecture for other geometric manifolds. PSC Conjecture Met R>0 (S 3 ) = {g Met(S 3 ) R g > 0} is contractible. Marques 2012: π 0 (R + (S 3 )) = 0. Necessary Tools: Better understanding of continuous families of singular Ricci flows Asymptotic characterization of the flow. Does the flow always converge towards its geometric model? ichard H Bamler (joint work with Bruce Kleiner, NYU) Classification (Berkeley) of diffeomorphism groups of 3-manifolds through Ricci flow January 2018 32 / 32