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20172026
most citedThe -cohomology on compact torsion-free manifolds and an application to 'almost' formality

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math.GT2026

Finiteness of veering triangulations

Thomas Barthelmé, Chi Cheuk Tsang, Jonathan Zung

We show that a finite volume cusped hyperbolic 3-manifold admits at most finitely many veering triangulations, and in fact this number is bounded above by the number of Giroux tors…

math.GT2025

Heegaard Floer theory and pseudo-Anosov flows II: Differential and Fried pants

Antonio Alfieri, Chi Cheuk Tsang

In earlier work, relying on work of Agol-Guéritaud and Landry-Minsky-Taylor, we showed that given a pseudo-Anosov flow and a collection of closed orbits satis…

math.GT2025

Heegaard Floer theory and pseudo-Anosov flows I: Generators and categorification of the zeta function

Antonio Alfieri, Chi Cheuk Tsang

We bring to light a new connection between dynamics and Heegaard Floer homology. On a closed 3-manifold we consider a pseudo-Anosov flow with no perfect fits with respect t…

math.GT2023

On the set of normalized dilatations of fully-punctured pseudo-Anosov maps

Chi Cheuk Tsang

We improve the bound on the number of tetrahedra in the veering triangulation of a fully-punctured pseudo-Anosov mapping torus in terms of the normalized dilatation. When the mappi…

math.GT2022

Standardly embedded train tracks and pseudo-Anosov maps with minimum expansion factor

Eriko Hironaka, Chi Cheuk Tsang

We show that given a fully-punctured pseudo-Anosov map whose punctures lie in at least two orbits under the action of , the expansion factor satisfies the ine…

math.GT2022★ 1 cited

Veering branched surfaces, surgeries, and geodesic flows

Chi Cheuk Tsang

We introduce veering branched surfaces as a dual way of studying veering triangulations. We then discuss some surgical operations on veering branched surfaces. Using these, we prov…