Canonical lift volume-minimizing conjecture for filling closed geodesics

Let Σ\Sigma be a hyperbolic surface, let γ\gamma be a filling closed geodesic on Σ\Sigma, let γ^\hat{\gamma} denote its canonical lift, and let Mγ~M_{\tilde{\gamma}} be the complement associated with a lift γ~γ\tilde{\gamma}\to\gamma. Canonical lift volume-minimizing conjecture.

Vol(Mγ^)=minγ~γ{Vol(Mγ~)}.\operatorname{Vol}(M_{\hat{\gamma}})=\min_{\tilde{\gamma}\to\gamma}\{\operatorname{Vol}(M_{\tilde{\gamma}})\}.

The conjecture asks whether the canonical lift complement has the smallest volume among all lift complements of a fixed filling closed geodesic. Continuous lift complements are hyperbolic 33-manifolds of finite volume, but the minimization assertion is left as a question.

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José Andrés Rodríguez Migueles, “A lower bound for the volumes of complements of periodic geodesics”, arXiv:1711.10757 (2020).

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