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most citedThe Pants Complex Has Only One End

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

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8 papers

math.GT20041 cited

Heegaard splittings of the form H + nK

Yoav Moriah, Saul Schleimer, Eric Sedgwick

Suppose that a three-manifold M contains infinitely many distinct strongly irreducible Heegaard splittings H + nK, obtained by Haken summing the surface H with n copies of the surf…

math.GT20042 cited

Sphere recognition lies in NP

Saul Schleimer

We prove that the three-sphere recognition problem lies in the complexity class NP. Our work relies on Thompson's original proof that the problem is decidable [Math. Res. Let., 199…

math.GT200312 cited

The Pants Complex Has Only One End

Howard Masur, Saul Schleimer

The authors prove that for a closed surface of genus at least 3, the graph of pants decompositions has only one end.

math.GT20031 cited

Distance and bridge position

David Bachman, Saul Schleimer

J. Hempel's definition of the distance of a Heegaard surface generalizes to a complexity for a knot which is in bridge position with respect to a Heegaard surface. Our main result…

math.GT20021 cited

Surface bundles versus Heegaard splittings

David Bachman, Saul Schleimer

This paper studies Heegaard splittings of surface bundles via the curve complex of the fibre. The translation distance of the monodromy is the smallest distance it moves any vertex…

math.GT2002

Strongly irreducible surface automorphisms

Saul Schleimer

A surface automorphism is strongly irreducible if every essential simple closed curve in the surface has nontrivial geometric intersection with its image. We show that a three-mani…