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The Dehn twist coefficient for big and small mapping class groups

Peter Feller, Diana Hubbard, Hannah Turner

We study a quasimorphism, which we call the Dehn twist coefficient (DTC), from the mapping class group of a surface (with a chosen compact boundary component) that generalizes the…

math.GT2020

Examples of non-minimal open books with high fractional Dehn twist coefficient

Peter Feller, Diana Hubbard

In this short note we construct examples of open books for 3-manifolds that show that arbitrarily high twisting of the monodromy of the open book does not guarantee maximality of t…

math.GT2020

Braids, fibered knots, and concordance questions

Diana Hubbard, Keiko Kawamuro, Feride Ceren Kose +5

Given a knot in , one can associate to it a surface diffeomorphism in two different ways. First, an arbitrary knot in can be represented by braids, which can be though…

math.GT20191 cited

On the Upsilon invariant of fibered knots and right-veering open books

Dongtai He, Diana Hubbard, Linh Truong

We give a sufficient condition using the Ozsváth-Stipsicz-Szabó concordance invariant Upsilon for the monodromy of the open book decomposition of a fibered knot to be right-veering…

math.GT2018

Stability and triviality of the transverse invariant from Khovanov homology

Diana Hubbard, Christine Ruey Shan Lee

We explore properties of braids such as their fractional Dehn twist coefficients, right-veeringness, and quasipositivity, in relation to the transverse invariant from Khovanov homo…

math.GT2015

On Sutured Khovanov Homology and Axis-Preserving Mutations

Diana Hubbard

This paper establishes that sutured annular Khovanov homology is not invariant for braid closures under axis-preserving mutations. This follows from an explicit relationship betwee…