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Geometric Topology

Icon: calendar Yandi Wu | 2025 Mar 06 from 11:30AM to 11:50AM (Eastern Time (US & Canada)) | Forbes 2074

‟Rigidity Phenomena for Surface Amalgams ” by Yandi Wu <yandi.wu@rice.edu>, Rice University

Abstract:

Geometric rigidity theory aims to determine a geometric object with the smallest amount of data possible. For instance, one could ask whether the volume or length set of a manifold determines its metric. In this talk, I will motivate and present some results related to length spectrum and volume rigidity for negatively curved surface amalgams, natural generalizations of negatively curved surfaces.