Giovedì 30 Novembre alle 14.30 in Aula Seminari si terrà il seminario di James
Farre (Universität Heidelberg) dal titolo "Horospheres,
Lipschitz maps, and laminations". Di
seguito l'abstract.
Every
horocycle in a closed hyperbolic surface is dense, which was proved by Hedlund in the 1940's. We study the behavior of horocycle orbit closures in Z-covers of closed surfaces, and obtain a fairly complete classification of their topology and geometry. The
main tool is a solution of a surprisingly delicate geometric optimization problem: finding an optimal Lipschitz map to the circle in a given homotopy class and the associated lamination of maximal stretch. I will explain the relationship between these two
problems, and if time permits, I will give a novel construction of optimal circle valued Lipschitz maps using the orthogeodesic foliation construction. This is joint work with Yair Minsky and Or Landesberg featuring joint work with Aaron Calderon.
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13 in atrio per andare a pranzo con James.
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