Connecting essential triangulations II: via 2-3 moves only

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Autores principales: Kalelkar, Tejas, Schleimer, Saul, Segerman, Henry
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author Kalelkar, Tejas
Schleimer, Saul
Segerman, Henry
author_facet Kalelkar, Tejas
Schleimer, Saul
Segerman, Henry
contents In previous work we showed that for a manifold $M$, whose universal cover has infinitely many boundary components, the set of essential ideal triangulations of $M$ is connected via 2-3, 3-2, 0-2, and 2-0 moves. Here we show that this set is also connected via 2-3 and 3-2 moves alone, if we ignore those triangulations for which no 2-3 move preserves essentiality. If we also allow V-moves and their inverses then the full set of essential ideal triangulations of $M$ is once again connected. These results also hold if we replace essential triangulations with $L$-essential triangulations.
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spellingShingle Connecting essential triangulations II: via 2-3 moves only
Kalelkar, Tejas
Schleimer, Saul
Segerman, Henry
Geometric Topology
57K31, 57Q15
In previous work we showed that for a manifold $M$, whose universal cover has infinitely many boundary components, the set of essential ideal triangulations of $M$ is connected via 2-3, 3-2, 0-2, and 2-0 moves. Here we show that this set is also connected via 2-3 and 3-2 moves alone, if we ignore those triangulations for which no 2-3 move preserves essentiality. If we also allow V-moves and their inverses then the full set of essential ideal triangulations of $M$ is once again connected. These results also hold if we replace essential triangulations with $L$-essential triangulations.
title Connecting essential triangulations II: via 2-3 moves only
topic Geometric Topology
57K31, 57Q15
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.16509