The characterization of self-bumping representations by shuffle immersions

Let MM be the hyperbolic 33-manifold under consideration, let BB be its relevant deformation space, and let C\mathcal C be a non-empty collection of curves in MM. Set

M^=MC.\hat M=M-\mathcal C.

Let ss be a shuffle immersion with respect to C\mathcal C, and let ρ^\hat\rho be a uniformization of M^\hat M. A representation ρ\rho is a point of self-bumping for BB if and only if there are such C\mathcal C, ss, and ρ^\hat\rho with

ρ=ρ^s.\rho=\hat\rho\circ s_*.

This conjecture seeks a complete characterization of self-bumping in terms of the shuffle immersions and uniformizations constructed in the paper; the preceding results establish that representations arising from the specified construction give points of self-bumping under additional hypotheses, while the converse and the full equivalence remain open.

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Kenneth Bromberg and John Holt, “Self-bumping of deformation spaces of hyperbolic 3-manifolds”, arXiv:math/0009151 (2000).

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