Assistant Professor Department of Mathematics
Assistant Professor Ingrid Irmer
Office Number 213 Taizhou Hall
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Low dimensional geometry/topology, mapping class groups, Lorentzian geometry.
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The Morse-Smale property of the Thurston Spine, 2024 Submitted arXiv:2401.05734
A deformation retraction of the Thurston Spine, 2024 Submitted Content contained in arXiv:2211.03429
Thurston’s deformation retraction of Teichmüller Space, 2023 Submitted Content contained in arXiv:2211.03429
Explicit generators of the Steinberg Module of the Mapping class group, 2023 Submitted arXiv:2312.08721
Small Systole Sets and Coxeter Groups (with O. Mathieu), 2023 Submitted arXiv:2310.15531
Finding simple curves in surface covers is undecidable, Geometriae Dedicata, 2020.
The twist-cofinite topology on the mapping class group of a surface, 2020 Submitted https://arxiv.org/abs/2003.11212
Lifts of simple curves in finite regular coverings of closed surfaces, Geometriae Dedicata, 2019.
Immersed stable commutator length on surfaces is computable, preprint 2019.
Examples of covering properties of boundary points of space-times, International Journal of
Geometric Methods in Modern Physics, 2018.
Critical levels and Jacobi fields in a complex of cycles, Osaka Journal of Mathematics, 2017.
Stable lengths on the pants graph are rational, New York Journal of Mathematics, 2015.
Fibering rigidity of 3-manifolds with Torelli monodromy, 2015 Submitted arXiv:1502.03912.
The Chillingworth class is a signed stable length, Algebraic and Geometric Topology 2015.
Geometry of the homology curve complex, Journal of Topology and Analysis 2012.
Mesh editing in nonlinear constrained shape spaces, (with O. Burghard, M. Hermann and R. Klein), 2011
A curve complex and incompressible surfaces in SxR, preprint 2011 arXiv:1108.4206.
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