The handlebody conjecture for self-affine 3-manifolds
The handlebody conjecture for self-affine 3-manifolds
A self-affine 3-manifold is a self-affine tile in that is a 3-manifold. A 3-dimensional handlebody is an orientable 3-manifold with boundary containing pairwise disjoint, tamely embedded disks such that cutting along these disks produces a 3-ball.
The handlebody conjecture. Every self-affine 3-manifold is homeomorphic to a handlebody.
This is the three-dimensional case of the general handlebody conjecture. The paper develops effective recognition methods for self-affine 3-manifolds and shows that every 3-dimensional handlebody can be realized as a self-affine manifold, while the converse remains open.
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Gregory R. Conner and Jörg M. Thuswaldner, “Self-affine Manifolds”, arXiv:1402.3000 (2015).
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