Homeomorphisms which are Dehn twists on the boundary
Darryl McCullough
Abstract
A homeomorphism of a 3-manifold M is said to be Dehn twists on the boundary when its restriction to the boundary of M is isotopic to the identity on the complement of a collection of disjoint simple closed curves in the boundary of M. In this paper, we give various results about such collections of curves and the associated homeomorphisms. In particular, if M is compact, orientable, irreducible and the boundary of M is a single torus, and M admits a homeomorphism which is a nontrivial Dehn twist on the boundary of M, then M must be a solid torus.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Smooth and Topological Nonorientable Four-Genera of Low-Crossing Knots
Seong-Jin Lee
Universal bounds for decompositions of PL manifolds
Rustam Sadykov
A surface-group action on real-hyperbolic space with no Cannon--Thurston map
Bruno Dular
Combination Theorems and the Farrell--Jones Conjecture for Graph Products of Pairs
I. Gkeneralis, S. Prassidis
Multivariable Alexander polynomials of twisted torus links via Dehn surgery
Birch Bryant
Quasimorphisms and bounded cohomology of transformation groups of nonorientable surfaces
Michael Brandenbursky