Using simplicial volume to count multi-tangent trajectories of traversing vector fields
From MaRDI portal
Publication:2634860
Abstract: For a non-vanishing gradient-like vector field on a compact manifold with boundary, a discrete set of trajectories may be tangent to the boundary with reduced multiplicity , which is the maximum possible. (Among them are trajectories that are tangent to exactly times.) We prove a lower bound on the number of such trajectories in terms of the simplicial volume of by adapting methods of Gromov, in particular his "amenable reduction lemma". We apply these bounds to vector fields on hyperbolic manifolds.
Recommendations
- Complexity of shadows and traversing flows in terms of the simplicial volume
- Gromov's amenable localization and geodesic flows
- Flows in Flatland: a romance of few dimensions
- Traversally generic \(\&\) versal vector flows: semi-algebraic models of tangency to the boundary
- Causal holography of traversing flows
Cites work
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2103273 (Why is no real title available?)
- Convexity of Morse stratifications and gradient spines of 3-manifolds
- Simplicial volume and fillings of hyperbolic manifolds
- Singularities, expanders and topology of maps. I: Homology versus volume in the spaces of cycles
- Traversally generic \(\&\) versal vector flows: semi-algebraic models of tangency to the boundary
- Using simplicial volume to count maximally broken Morse trajectories
- Volume and bounded cohomology
Cited in
(8)- Complexity of shadows and traversing flows in terms of the simplicial volume
- Gromov's amenable localization and geodesic flows
- SPACES OF POLYNOMIALS WITH CONSTRAINED DIVISORS AS GRASSMANIANS FOR TRAVERSING FLOWS
- Counting maximally broken Morse trajectories on aspherical manifolds
- Using simplicial volume to count maximally broken Morse trajectories
- Gromov’s Theory of Multicomplexes with Applications to Bounded Cohomology and Simplicial Volume
- Creating semiflows on simplicial complexes from combinatorial vector fields
- Flows in Flatland: a romance of few dimensions
This page was built for publication: Using simplicial volume to count multi-tangent trajectories of traversing vector fields
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q2634860)