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Simultaneous universal circles and continuous extension

Sérgio R. Fenley, Michael P. Landry, Samuel J. Taylor

Fenley proved that any foliation almost transverse to a quasigeodesic pseudo-Anosov flow in a closed atoroidal 3-manifold has the continuous extension property, meaning the inclusi…

math.GT2026

Constructing depth one laminations transverse to pseudo-Anosov flows

Junzhi Huang, Samuel J. Taylor

Given a pseudo-Anosov flow on a closed atoroidal --manifold and a closed surface almost transverse to , we give a homological characterization of when can be…

math.GT2026

A characterization of pseudo-Anosov orbit spaces via bifoliated planes

Kathryn Mann, Samuel J. Taylor

We characterize the actions on bifoliated planes that arise as orbits spaces of transitive pseudo-Anosov flows on orientable closed 3-manifold. We use branched covers, veering tria…

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Pseudo-Anosov flows, hyperbolic geometry, and the curve graph

Junzhi Huang, Samuel J. Taylor

Starting with a pseudo-Anosov flow on a closed hyperbolic -manifold and an embedded surface that is (almost) transverse to , we relate the hyperbolic ge…

math.GT2025

Universal circles for Anosov foliations

Ellis Buckminster, Samuel J. Taylor

Thurston introduced the notion of a universal circle associated to a taut foliation of a -manifold as a way of organizing the ideal circle boundaries of its leaves into a single…

math.GT2025

On fixed points of pseudo-Anosov maps

Tarik Aougab, David Futer, Samuel J. Taylor

We give a formula to estimate the number of fixed points of a pseudo-Anosov homeomorphism of a surface. When the homeomorphism satisfies a mild property called strong irreducibilit…