The closure-equality conjecture for mapping-class-group orbit closures
The closure-equality conjecture for mapping-class-group orbit closures
Let be a nonorientable surface, and let be a measured lamination. Consider the inclusions in the two closure theorems referred to in the source.
Closure-equality conjecture. The inclusions in Theorems and are equalities, except when is the bounding geodesic of the genus-three closed surface.
This is the more general conjecture for which the preceding rational-density conjecture is described as a first step. The notation and the precise inclusions are not supplied in the extracted context, so the exact mathematical content should be checked against the source.
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Matthieu Gendulphe, “What's wrong with the growth of simple closed geodesics on nonorientable hyperbolic surfaces”, arXiv:1706.08798 (2017).
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