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A three-manifold is a space that locally looks like Euclidean three-dimensional space
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Attaching a thickened annulus between two 3-manifold
Let me try to give a more elementary argument.
Assume there is a compression disk. One can assume it is transversal to $A\times\left\{\frac{1}{2}\right\}$, thus it intersects $A\times\left\{\frac{1}{ …
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Tight vs. overtwisted contact structure
Perhaps I'm wrong but I thought that historically the notions were considered first in the work of Bennequin who proved the existence of contact structures not equivalent to the standard contact struc …
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Does Dehn filling always decrease Gromov norm?
In fact, for manifolds with torus boundary you have $$\parallel M,\partial M\parallel_0=\parallel M,\partial M\parallel$$ so that the two inequalities are plainly equivalent.
(More generally, this eq …
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Does Dehn filling always decrease Gromov norm?
There is also an explicit argument which shows
$$\parallel M_1\cup_{A}M_2\parallel \le \parallel M_1,\partial M_1\parallel + \parallel M_2,\partial M_2\parallel$$
whenever $A=\partial M_1=\partial M_2 …
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3-dimensional h-cobordisms
For $M_0=M_1=S^2$, this follows from the 3-dimensional Poincaré conjecture: glueing in 3-balls, you get a simply connected $3$-manifold, that has to be $S^3$, so $W=S^2\times\left[0,1\right]$.
For sur …
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3-manifolds with isomorphic fundamental groups
(Edit: Everything what follows is about closed and orientable $3$-manifolds.)
Non-spherical geometric $3$-manifolds are determined by their fundamental group. This is proved in Peter Scott's paper "T …
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Can bilipschitz models of hyperbolic 3-manifolds be made effective?
See Bowditch: link text Systems of bands in hyperbolic 3-manifolds
with an approach to the Brock-Canary-Minsky Theorem (though not through their model manifold) that is, in principle, effective. Thou …
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what is the meaning of a curve $C$ representing Identity in fundamental group?
Dehn's Lemma (= Papakyriakopoulos' Theorem) asserts: if C represents 0 in $\pi_1M$ and if C is a simple closed curve, then C bounds an embedded disk.
The assumption on C being a simple closed curve i …
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braid representation of a Montesinos link
No, the braid index of a Montesinos link can be as large as one wishes.
One way to see this is as follows.
There is a lower bound for the braid index in terms of the Homfly polynomial due to Morton …
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Hyperbolic Dehn surgeries and SU(2)-representations
Let $S^3-K$ be the complement of the figure eight knot complement. Thurston, in his Lecture Notes, constructed a hyperbolic structure, which comes from a discrete, faithful representation $\pi_1(S^3-K …
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Gluing two 3 manifolds along their boundary
Ad (2): the mapping class group of surfaces is isomorphic to the outer automorphism group of its fundamental group - this is a theorem of Baer-Dehn-Nielsen. In particular there is even a finite set of …
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Quadratic cusp shape
Which hyperbolic $3$-manifolds are known to have quadratic cusp shape?
Explanations: Cusps of hyperbolic $3$-manifolds are products torus x interval. They lift to horoballs in hyperbolic $3$-space, wh …
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Mapping Class Groups and torus (JSJ) decomposition of closed 3-manifolds
The natural definition of a higher Dehn twist at a surface $F$ is to identify a neighborhood of $F$ homeomorphic to $F\times\left[0,1\right]$, take a loop $\phi_t$ in $Homeo(F)$ based at $id$, and con …
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Reconciling Sullivan's theorem with the hyperbolic structure of the Figure–8 knot complement
The statement is only true if you
restrict to geometrically finite hyperbolic metrics (possibly of infinite volume)
and ignore parabolic elements, which basically means that you ignore the boundary …
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Homeomorphic but Non-Conjugate Mapping Tori
McMullen and Taubes 4-manifolds with inequivalent symplectic forms and 3-manifolds with inequivalent fibrations constructs 3-manifolds $N$ with different fibrations, whose Euler classes do not lie in …