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math.GT2021

The algebraic topology of 4-manifolds multisections

Delphine Moussard, Trenton Schirmer

A multisection of a 4-manifold is a decomposition into 1-handlebodies intersecting pairwise along 3-dimensional handlebodies or along a central closed surface; this generalizes the…

math.GT2017★ 19 cited

Calculating the homology and intersection form of a 4-manifold from a trisection diagram

Peter Feller, Michael Klug, Trent Schirmer +1

Given a diagram for a trisection of a 4-manifold , we describe the homology and the intersection form of in terms of the three subgroups of generated by…

math.GT2015★ 45 cited

Classification of trisections and the Generalized Property R Conjecture

Jeffrey Meier, Trent Schirmer, Alexander Zupan

We show that the members of a large class of unbalanced four-manifold trisections are standard, and we present a family of trisections that is likely to include non-standard trisec…

math.GT2015

The classification of some GK-trisections

Trent Schirmer

We classify a large class of "unbalanced" 4-manifold GK-trisections, which are a slight generalization of 4-manifold trisections defined by Gay and Kirby.

math.GT2014★ 6 cited

A lower bound on tunnel number degeneration

Trent Schirmer

We prove a theorem which bounds Heegaard genus from below under special kinds of toroidal amalgamations of -manifolds. As a consequence, we conclude $t(K_1\# K_2)\geq \max\{t(K_…

math.GT2012★ 1 cited

On Heegaard splittings of glued 3-manifolds

Trent Schirmer

We introduce a new technique for finding lower bounds on the Heegaard genus of a 3-manifold obtained by gluing a pair of 3-manifolds together along an incompressible torus or annul…

math.GT2011★ 1 cited

New examples of tunnel number subadditivity

Trenton Schirmer

If the tunnel number of a link is denoted , a pair of knots is said to be subadditive if $t(K_1)+t(K_2)>t(K_1 # K_2)$. We construct new examples of subadditive…