The Wild, Elusive Singularities of the T-fractal Surface
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| author | Johnson, Chris Niemeyer, Robert |
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| contents | We give a rigorous definition of the T-fractal translation surface, and describe some its basic geometric and dynamical properties. In particular, we study the singularities attached to the surface by its metric completion and show there exists a Cantor set of "elusive singularities." We show these elusive singularities can be thought of as a generalization of the wild singularities introduced by Bowman and Valdez. In particular, we show that every elusive singularities has an infinite discrete set of rotational components. We also show that each rotational component of an elusive singularity with an irrational address has zero length (angle). |
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| spellingShingle | The Wild, Elusive Singularities of the T-fractal Surface Johnson, Chris Niemeyer, Robert Metric Geometry Dynamical Systems 28A80, 51F99 We give a rigorous definition of the T-fractal translation surface, and describe some its basic geometric and dynamical properties. In particular, we study the singularities attached to the surface by its metric completion and show there exists a Cantor set of "elusive singularities." We show these elusive singularities can be thought of as a generalization of the wild singularities introduced by Bowman and Valdez. In particular, we show that every elusive singularities has an infinite discrete set of rotational components. We also show that each rotational component of an elusive singularity with an irrational address has zero length (angle). |
| title | The Wild, Elusive Singularities of the T-fractal Surface |
| topic | Metric Geometry Dynamical Systems 28A80, 51F99 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/1703.06926 |