Harmonic Forms, Minimal Surfaces and Norms on Cohomology of Hyperbolic -Manifolds
arXiv:2011.14457 · doi:10.1093/imrn/rnad049
Abstract
We bound the -norm of an harmonic -form in an orientable cusped hyperbolic -manifold by its topological complexity, measured by the Thurston norm, up to a constant depending on . It generalizes two inequalities of Brock-Dunfield. We also study the sharpness of the inequalities in the closed and cusped cases, using the interaction of minimal surfaces and harmonic forms. We unify various results by defining two functionals on orientable closed and cusped hyperbolic -manifolds, and formulate several questions and conjectures.
arXiv commentIncorporated referee's comments. Accepted by IMRN
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