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math.GT2019★ 2 cited

Nielsen Equivalence in Fuchsian groups

Martin Lustig, Yoav Moriah

In this paper we give a complete classification of minimal generating systems in a very general class of Fuchsian groups G. This class includes for example any G which has at least…

math.GT2010★ 1 cited

Are large distance Heegaard splittings generic ?

Martin Lustig, Yoav Moriah

In a previous paper we introduced a notion of "genericity" for countable sets of curves in the curve complex of a surface S, based on the Lebesgue measure on the space of projectiv…

math.GT2007★ 12 cited

Horizontal Dehn Surgery and genericity in the curve complex

Martin Lustig, Yoav Moriah

We introduce a general notion of "genericity" for countable subsets of a space with Borel measure, and apply it to the set of vertices in the curve complex of a surface S, interpre…

math.GT2007★ 36 cited

Intersection form, laminations and currents on free groups

Ilya Kapovich, Martin Lustig

Let be a free group of rank , let be a geodesic current on and let be an -tree with a very small isometric action of . We prove that the…

math.GT2007★ 3 cited

High distance Heegaard splittings via fat train tracks

Martin Lustig, Yoav Moriah

We define "fat" train tracks and use them to give a combinatorial criterion for the Hempel distance of Heegaard splittings for closed orientable 3-manifolds. We apply this criterio…

math.GT2002

A finiteness result for Heegaard splittings

Martin Lustig, Yoav Moriah

In this paper we show that for a given 3-manifold and a given Heegaard splitting there are finitely many preferred decomposing systems of disjoint essential disks. These a…