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On topological complexity of hyperbolic groups [PDF]
We show that the topological complexity of a finitely generated torsion free hyperbolic group $\pi$ with $\cd\pi=n$ equals $2n$.
arxiv
Linking topological spheres [PDF]
There is a topological embedding $\iota:\mathbb{S}^1\to\mathbb{R}^5$ such that $\pi_3(\mathbb{R}^5\setminus\iota(\mathbb{S}^1))=0$. Therefore, no $3$-sphere can be linked with $\iota(\mathbb{S}^1)$.
arxiv
We give a summary of known results on Matveev's complexity of compact 3-manifolds. The only relevant new result is the classification of all closed orientable irreducible 3-manifolds of complexity 10.Comment: 26 pages, 7 figures, minor ...
Martelli, Bruno
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Involutions of spherical 3-manifolds [PDF]
We classify involutions acting on spherical 3-manifolds up to conjugacy. Our geometric approach provides insights into numerous topological properties of these involutions.
arxiv
Topology optimization with discrete geometric components made of composite materials
Hollis Smith, J. Norato
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Triviality of the Odd-Degree Part of the Space of Three-Loop Finite-Type Invariants [PDF]
Withdrawn by the author in favour of math.GT ...
arxiv
Barriers to Topologically Minimal Surfaces [PDF]
In earlier work we introduced topologically minimal surfaces as the analogue of geometrically minimal surfaces. Here we strengthen the analogy by showing that complicated amalgamations act as barriers to low genus, topologically minimal surfaces.
arxiv
On topological complexity of twisted products [PDF]
We provide an upper bound on the topological complexity of twisted products. We use it to give an estimate $$TC(X)\le TC(\pi_1(X))+\dim X$$ of the topological complexity of a space in terms of its dimension and the complexity of its fundamental group.
arxiv
G. Silva, A. Beck, O. Sigmund
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Remarks on Fixed Point Assertions in Digital Topology, 9 [PDF]
We continue a discussion of published assertions that are incorrect, incorrectly proven, or trivial, in the theory of fixed points in digital topology.
arxiv