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Cross ratios on CAT(0) cube complexes and marked length-spectrum rigidity

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We show that group actions on irreducible \CAT cube complexes with no free faces are uniquely determined by their \ell^1 length function. Actions are allowed to be non-proper and non-cocompact, as long … as they are minimal and have no finite orbit in the visual boundary. This is, to our knowledge, the first length-spectrum rigidity result in a setting of \emphnon-positive curvature (with the exception of some particular cases in dimension 2 and symmetric spaces). As our main tool, we develop a notion of cross ratio on Roller boundaries of \CAT cube complexes. Inspired by results in \emphnegative curvature, we give a general framework reducing length-spectrum rigidity questions to the problem of extending cross-ratio preserving maps between (subsets of) Roller boundaries. The core of our work is then to show that, when there are no free faces, these cross-ratio preserving maps always extend to cubical isomorphisms. All our results equally apply to cube complexes with variable edge lengths. As a special case of our work, we construct a compactification of the Char\-ney–Stambaugh–Vogtmann Outer Space for the group of untwisted outer automorphisms of an (irreducible) right-angled Artin group. This generalises the length function compactification of the classical Culler–Vogtmann Outer Space.

Authors: Jonas Beyrer, Elia Fioravanti

Date Published: 2019

Publication Type: Misc

Marked length spectrum rigidity for actions on CAT(0) cube complexes

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Given an action on a metric space one can associate to each element of the group its translation length. This gives a function of the group to the reals called the marked length spectrum. Adding …ked length spectrum. Adding requirements for space and action, it is a natural question if the marked length spectrum already uniquely defines space and action. In this talk we want to show that this is the case when considering CAT(0) cube complexes (under some natural assumptions). The main tool to prove this will be a boundary rigidity using cross ratios. Joint workwith Elia Fioravanti.

Author: Jonas Beyrer

Date Published: 2019

Publication Type: Journal

Generalized stretch lines for surfaces with boundary

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In 1986 William P. Thurston introduced the celebrated (asymmetric) Lipschitz distance on the Teichmueller space of a (closed or punctured) surface. In this paper we extend his work to the Teichmueller … space of a surface with boundary endowed the arc distance. In this new setting we construct a large family of geodesics, which generalize Thurston’s stretch lines. We prove that the Teichmueller space of a surface with boundary, endowed with the arc distance, is a geodesic metric space. Furthermore, the arc distance is induced by a Finsler metric. As a corollary, we describe a new class of geodesics in the Teichmueller space of a closed/punctured surface that are not stretch lines in the sense of Thurston.

Authors: Daniele Alessandrini, Valentina Disarlo

Date Published: 2019

Publication Type: Misc

Grid- versus station-based postprocessing of ensemble temperature forecasts

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Authors: Kira Feldmann, David S. Richardson, Tilmann Gneiting

Date Published: 2019

Publication Type: Journal

Evaluating probabilistic forecasts with scoringRules

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Authors: Alexander Jordan, Fabian Krüger, Sebastian Lerch

Date Published: 2019

Publication Type: Journal

Computational characterisation of protein homo- and heterodimer formation

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Author: Anton Hanke

Date Published: 2019

Publication Type: Bachelor's Thesis

Molecular dynamics simulation studies of gp41 cytoplasmic tail lateral embedding in phospholipid bilayer

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Author: Philip Ullmann

Date Published: 2019

Publication Type: Bachelor's Thesis

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