Contact surgery distance

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Autores principales: Kegel, Marc, Nonino, Isacco, Yadav, Monika
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Publicado: 2025
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author Kegel, Marc
Nonino, Isacco
Yadav, Monika
author_facet Kegel, Marc
Nonino, Isacco
Yadav, Monika
contents In this article, we define the contact surgery distance of two contact 3-manifolds $(M,ξ)$ and $(M',ξ')$ as the minimal number of contact surgeries needed to obtain $(M,ξ)$ from $(M',ξ')$. Our main result states that the contact surgery distance between two contact $3$-manifolds is at most $5$ larger than the topological surgery distance between the underlying smooth manifolds. As a byproduct of our proof, we classify the rational homology $3$-spheres on which the $d_3$-invariant of a $2$-plane field already determines its $Γ$-invariant and Euler class.
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spellingShingle Contact surgery distance
Kegel, Marc
Nonino, Isacco
Yadav, Monika
Geometric Topology
53D35, 53D10, 57K10, 57R65, 57K33
In this article, we define the contact surgery distance of two contact 3-manifolds $(M,ξ)$ and $(M',ξ')$ as the minimal number of contact surgeries needed to obtain $(M,ξ)$ from $(M',ξ')$. Our main result states that the contact surgery distance between two contact $3$-manifolds is at most $5$ larger than the topological surgery distance between the underlying smooth manifolds. As a byproduct of our proof, we classify the rational homology $3$-spheres on which the $d_3$-invariant of a $2$-plane field already determines its $Γ$-invariant and Euler class.
title Contact surgery distance
topic Geometric Topology
53D35, 53D10, 57K10, 57R65, 57K33
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.14904