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20102026
most citedSome planar isospectral domains

17 citations · 17 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

math.GT2026

Short homology bases for translation surfaces

Peter Buser, Achintya Dey, Eran Makover +1

Let be a closed translation surface of genus with . We show that for any there exist homologically indep…

math.GT2023

Some counterexamples in surface homology

Peter Buser, Eran Makover, Bjoern Muetzel

We present four counterexamples in surface homology. The first example shows that even if the loops inducing a homology basis intersect each other at most once, they still may sepa…

math.DG2022

Short homology bases for hyperelliptic hyperbolic surfaces

Peter Buser, Eran Makover, Bjoern Muetzel

Given a hyperelliptic hyperbolic surface of genus , we find bounds on the lengths of homologically independent loops on . As a consequence, we show that for any $λ…

math.DG2018

Energy distribution of harmonic 1-forms and Jacobians of Riemann surfaces with a short closed geodesic

Peter Buser, Eran Makover, Bjoern Muetzel +1

We study the energy distribution of harmonic 1-forms on a compact hyperbolic Riemann surface where a short closed geodesic is pinched. If the geodesic separates the surface int…

math.GT2018

Quantifying the sparseness of simple geodesics on hyperbolic surfaces

Peter Buser, Hugo Parlier

The goal of the article is to provide different explicit quantifications of the non density of simple closed geodesics on hyperbolic surfaces. In particular, we show that within an…

math.DG2013

Quasiconformal embeddings of Y-pieces

Peter Buser, Eran Makover, Bjoern Muetzel +1

In this paper we construct quasiconformal embeddings from Y-pieces that contain a short boundary geodesic into degenerate ones. These results are used in a companion paper to study…

math.DG2010★ 17 cited

Some planar isospectral domains

Peter Buser, John Conway, Peter Doyle +1

We give a number of examples of isospectral pairs of plane domains, and a particularly simple method of proving isospectrality. One of our examples is a pair of domains that are no…