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The generic nature of band touching points in three-dimensional band structures is at heart of the rich phenomenology, topological stability and novel Fermi arc surface states associated with Weyl semimetals. Here we report on the…

Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics · Physics 2018-11-13 Johan Carlström , Emil J. Bergholtz

We provide a diagrammatic criterion for semi-adequate links to be hyperbolic. We also give a conjectural description of the satellite structures of semi-adequate links. One application of our result is that the closures of sufficiently…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2016-02-12 David Futer , Efstratia Kalfagianni , Jessica S. Purcell

Explicit expression for quasi-triviality of scalar non-linear PDE is under consideration.

Mathematical Physics · Physics 2020-03-31 Boris Dubrovin , Di Yang

We resolve parts (A) and (B) of Problem 1.100 from Kirby's list by showing that many nontrivial links arise as cross-sections of unknotted holomorphic disks in the four-ball. The techniques can be used to produce unknotted ribbon surfaces…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2019-02-20 Kyle Hayden

We generalize a theorem of Finkelstein and Moriah and show that if a link $L$ has a $2n$-plat projection satisfying certain conditions, then its complement contains some closed essential surfaces. In most cases these surfaces remain…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2007-05-23 Ying-Qing Wu

Topological nodal-line semimetals are characterized by one-dimensional lines of band crossing in the Brillouin zone. In contrast to nodal points, nodal lines can be in topologically nontrivial configurations. In this paper, we study the…

Strongly Correlated Electrons · Physics 2017-12-06 Ren Bi , Zhongbo Yan , Ling Lu , Zhong Wang

A link L in the 3-sphere is called Brunnian if every proper sublink of L is trivial. In a previous paper, the first author proved that the restriction to Brunnian links of any Goussarov-Vassiliev finite type invariant of (n+1)-component…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2010-02-09 Kazuo Habiro , Jean-Baptiste Meilhan

An R-link is an $n$-component link $L$ in $S^3$ such that Dehn surgery on $L$ yields $\#^n(S^1 \times S^2)$. Every R-link $L$ gives rise to a geometrically simply-connected homotopy 4-sphere $X_L$, which in turn can be used to produce a…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2023-04-07 Ethan Romary , Alexander Zupan

We show that every good boundary link with a pair of derivative links on a Seifert surface satisfying a homotopically trivial plus assumption is freely slice. This subsumes all previously known methods for freely slicing good boundary links…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2019-09-02 Jae Choon Cha , Min Hoon Kim , Mark Powell

A closed, orientable, splitting surface in an oriented $3$-manifold is a topologically minimal surface of index $n$ if its associated disk complex is $(n-2)$-connected but not $(n-1)$-connected. A critical surface is a topologically minimal…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2018-03-16 Daniel Rodman

We show that a projective globally $F$-split semi-log canonical $K$-trivial surface over an algebraically closed field of characteristic $p>2$ admits an equisingular lifting over the ring of Witt vectors.

Algebraic Geometry · Mathematics 2025-06-03 Fabio Bernasconi , Quentin Posva

We give a new, elementary proof of what we believe is the simplest known example of a ``natural'' problem in computational 3-dimensional topology that is $\mathsf{NP}$-hard -- namely, the \emph{Trivial Sublink Problem}: given a diagram $L$…

Computational Complexity · Computer Science 2025-09-17 Shannon Cheng , Anna Chlopecki , Saarah Nazar , Eric Samperton

It is known that if a classical link group is a free abelian group, then its rank is at most two. It is also known that a $k$-component 2-link group ($k>1$) is not free abelian. In this paper, we give examples of $T^2$-links each of whose…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2014-02-20 Inasa Nakamura

Trivial links are unique up to number of link components, but they can be hard to recognize from arbitrary diagrams. We define a new measure of the complexity of a link embedding, the crumple, and show how this may be used to measure…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2013-02-28 Chad Musick

In this short note we describe a simple adaptation of biharmonic surfaces to interpolate boundary cross-derivatives given in ribbon form, and compare with the recently proposed Generalized B-spline patches.

Numerical Analysis · Mathematics 2023-11-23 Márton Vaitkus

Every $L$-space knot is fibered and strongly quasi-positive, but this does not hold for $L$-space links. In this paper, we use the so called H-function, which is a concordance link invariant, to introduce a subfamily of fibered strongly…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2021-01-14 Alberto Cavallo , Beibei Liu

M. A. Kervaire showed that every group of deficiency $d$ and weight $d$ is the fundamental group of a smooth sphere-link of $d$ components in a smooth homotopy 4-sphere. In the use of the smooth unknotting conjecture and the smooth 4D…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2024-03-29 Akio Kawauchi

A smooth, projective surface $S$ of general type is said to be a \emph{standard isotrivial fibration} if there exist a finite group $G$ which acts faithfully on two smooth projective curves $C$ and $F$ so that $S$ is isomorphic to the…

Algebraic Geometry · Mathematics 2014-05-14 Francesco Polizzi

A virtual link is said to be almost classical (AC) if it has a homologically trivial representative in some thickened surface $\Sigma \times [0,1]$, where $\Sigma$ is a closed orientable surface. AC links provide a useful window for…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2025-12-30 Micah Chrisman , Anup Poudel

It is shown that if a link in 3-space bounds a proper oriented surface (without closed component) in the upper half 4-space, then the link bounds a proper oriented ribbon surface in the upper half 4-space which is a renewal embedding of the…

Geometric Topology · Mathematics 2023-09-06 Akio Kawauchi