The minimum-weight-sector conjecture for veering triangulations
The minimum-weight-sector conjecture for veering triangulations
Let be a mapping torus equipped with a veering triangulation. A minimum weight sector is a sector of minimum weight in the associated veering data, and the hypothesis of
is the condition required there. **Minimum-weight-sector conjecture.** There \exists a fiber surface of $M$ such that the hypothesis ofis satisfied for some minimum weight sector. The conjecture would make the stronger double-hook bound universally applicable, potentially improving bounds for veering triangulations and normalized dilatations. It remains open in the supplied text.
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Chi Cheuk Tsang, “On the set of normalized dilatations of fully-punctured pseudo-Anosov maps”, arXiv:2306.10245 (2025).
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