Jeremy Van Horn-Morris

  1. Cabling, contact structures and mapping class monoids.

    Authors: Jeremy Van Horn-Morris, John B. Etnyre, Kenneth L. Baker
    Subjects: Symplectic Geometry
    Abstract

    In this paper we discuss the change in contact structures as their supporting
    open book decompositions have their binding components cabled. To facilitate
    this and applications we define the notion of a rational open book
    decomposition that generalizes the standard notion of open book decomposition
    and allows one to more easily study surgeries on transverse knots. As a
    corollary to our investigation we are able to show there are Stein fillable
    contact structures supported by open books whose monodromies cannot be written
    as a product of positive Dehn twists.

  2. Planar open books, monodromy factorizations, and symplectic fillings.

    Authors: Jeremy Van Horn-Morris, Olga Plamenevskaya
    Subjects: Geometric Topology
    Abstract

    We study fillings of contact structures supported by planar open books by
    analyzing positive factorizations of their monodromy. Our method is based on
    Wendl's theorem on symplectic fillings of planar open books. We prove that
    every virtually overtwisted contact structure on L(p,1) has a unique filling,
    and describe fillable and non-fillable tight contact structures on certain
    Seifert fibered spaces.

  3. Tight contact structures on the Brieskorn spheres -\Sigma(2,3,6n-1) and contact invariants.

    Authors: Paolo Ghiggini, Jeremy Van Horn-Morris
    Subjects: Geometric Topology
    Abstract

    We compute the Ozsv\'ath--Szab\'o contact invariants for all tight contact
    structures on the manifolds -\Sigma(2,3,6n-1).

  4. Tight contact structures on the Brieskorn spheres -\Sigma(2,3,6n-1) and contact invariants.

    Authors: Paolo Ghiggini, Jeremy Van Horn-Morris
    Subjects: Geometric Topology
    Abstract

    We compute the Ozsv\'ath--Szab\'o contact invariants for all tight contact
    structures on the manifolds -\Sigma(2,3,6n-1).

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