Bounded geometry for Kleinian groups
By Yair N. Minsky. 2001
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Abstract.We show that a Kleinian surface group, or hyperbolic 3-manifold with a cusp-preserving homotopy-equivalence to a surface, has bounded geometry if and only if there is an upper bound on an associated collection of coefficients that depend only on its end invariants. Bounded geometry is a positive lower bound on the lengths of closed geodesics. When the surface is a once-punctured torus, the coefficients coincide with the continued fraction coefficients associated to the ending laminations.
Subfields: Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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In Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics
- K. Bromberg
- Jeffrey F. Brock
- Juan Souto
- Hossein Namazi
- Ian Agol
- H. Masur
- Yair N. Minsky
- Ian Biringer
In Geometry and Topology
- Yair N. Minsky
- H. Masur
- Juan Souto
- K. Bromberg
- Hossein Namazi
- Ian Agol
- Jeffrey F. Brock
- Nikolay Nikolov
In Mathematical Physics
- Yair N. Minsky
- H. Masur
- Juan Souto
- K. Bromberg
- Hossein Namazi
- Ian Agol
- Jeffrey F. Brock
- Miklós Abért
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- Projective structures with degenerate holonomy and the Bers density conjecture (2002, background): “nerate then Γ ∈ BX where X is the conformal boundary of M. There are some special cases where the conjecture is known. Abikoff [Ab] proved the conjecture when M is geometrically finite. Recently Minsky [Min3] has proved the conjecture in the case where there is a lower bound on the length of any close”
- The classification of Kleinian surface groups I : Models and bounds : preprint (2003, background): “We prove, in Theorem 6.1 (Relative Coarse Projection), that the composition π Y @BULLETΠ ρ,L for a subsurface Y has contraction properties generalizing those shown in [46].”
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