Juan Marquez

$e^{i\pi \ }$This user is a mathematician.

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• mathoverflow

• juanmarqz at wordpress there, more poetic... meshica-zapotec

Remember: Topology is a modern branch of mathematics which formalizes the processes of stretching and deforming without tearing, as well as of cutting and pasting to construct new spaces, new geometries...

Neologisms on bundles:

• I-surface bundle
• circle-surface bundle
• surface-circle-bundle
• I-orbiface bundle
• circle-orbiface bundle
• orbiface-circle-bundle

• $\scriptstyle I\subset E\to F$
• $\scriptstyle S^{1}\subset E\to F$
• $\scriptstyle F\subset E\to S^{1}$
• $\scriptstyle I\subset E\to OF$
• $\scriptstyle S^{1}\subset E\to OF$
• $\scriptstyle OF\subset E\to S^{1}$

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Erdős 4This user has an Erdős number of 4.

cultura

juanmanuel marquezbobadilla

my standard is eom

User:Juan Marquez/Bildnis

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Juan Manuel Márquez Bobadilla ph.d. candidate at CIMAT and math-lecturer at the Dept. of Mathematics, campus CUCEI, Universidad de Guadalajara.

• Reseach field: low-dimensional topology, 3-manifolds, fiber bundles, Topology change, Seifert homology spheres and plumbed V- manifolds.

Thesis: tri-genus and splittings of surface bundles over $S^{1}$ with non-orientable fibers, periodic monodromies

• My 1st article [1] with MR2347033. It is on trigenus of surface bundles, a kind of 3-manifolds
• I am a Erdös number four:[2] with MR2321592 and since Fico is #3
• contacts: juanm@cimat.mx, kidvaquero@yahoo.com

• wikimedia commons uploads[3]

• OEIS

OEIS-user

I am...

a Rubik´s fan yes, i just recently learn how to solve it. See my algorithm's version at [4]. It is at a moodle´s module, to enter just check the entrar como invitado (enter as an invited) to see.

Some of "mine"

• • 2-sided
  • tri-genus
  • SFS
  • Alexander trick
  • round function
  • covecteur
  • 3-variedad
  • homeotopy
  • Loop theorem
  • Dehn lemma
  • Sphere theorem
  • Handle decompositions of 3-manifolds

Contributions in S.W. Hawking language here.

Some missing yet

• Klein surface. As for Riemann surfaces, but allowing that the transition functions can be composed with complex conjugation one can obtains the so called dianalytic structure. This helps to define the Klein surface concept. A profit is that even non-orientable surfaces can have this kind of structure.
  • Refs: Klein. Schiffer and Spencer. Alling and Greenleaf. Szepietowski.

• Geometrization
• Geometric structure
• Light Cone Quantization
• 1-manifold
• 2-manifold
• Regular neighborhood
• Regular neighbourhood
• Differential geometry of surfaces
• I-bundle
• isotopy class
• Stiefel-Whitney surface
• Bass-Serre theory
• Almost-invariant set
• cabling conjecture
• N_3
• simple loop conjecture

Gastronomy

• totopo Be'ena'a

• birria
• ceviche
• umami

stackrel substitute

$\scriptstyle e\longrightarrow N\longrightarrow ^{\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\beta }\ \,G\longrightarrow ^{\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\alpha }\ \,H\longrightarrow e$

$\scriptstyle 1\longrightarrow N\longrightarrow ^{\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\beta }\ \,G\longrightarrow ^{\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\alpha }\ \,H\longrightarrow 1$

$\scriptstyle 0\longrightarrow N\longrightarrow ^{\!\!\!\!\!\!\beta }\ \,G\longrightarrow ^{\!\!\!\!\!\!\alpha }\ \,H\longrightarrow 0$

... seen in semidirect product

$\scriptstyle X{\stackrel {f}{\to }}Y$

some humor

You will find (finally) an explanation of what was happening in Rudin's mind when he wrote his famous real analysis book: http://abstrusegoose.com/12

[5]

Frak

${\mathfrak {AaBbCcDdUu}}$

$\scriptstyle {\mathfrak {AaBbCcDdUu}}$

$\scriptstyle \Sigma$ $\Sigma$ scriptstyle

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algebraic, geometrical, topological ends and related stuff

• User:Juan Marquez/ends
• User:Juan Marquez/HNN-extensions

columns

• Teoría de Bass-Serre
• Teorema de Grushko

• Teorema de Stallings
• Grafo de grupos

• Teorema del Ping-pong
• HNN-extensión

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historics

• esto fué la 1ra prueba del comando \scriptstyle: $\scriptstyle G=\langle H,t|t^{-1}Kt=L\rangle$ allá en wiki-ranchu

thing to push

Analogy in mathematics

Deep analogies in mathematics

Deep analogies in a mathematical science

Deep analogies in a mathematical science or in a science in general

Deep analogies in science

Deep analogies in a science in general

Neil Turok Eqn

$\Psi =\int \mathrm {e} ^{{\frac {1}{h}}\int ({\frac {R}{16\pi G}}-F^{2}+{\bar {\psi }}iD\psi -\lambda \varphi {\bar {\psi }}\psi +|D\varphi |^{2}-V(\varphi ))}$

• User:Juan Marquez/Bildnis

Be'ena'a

Cloud people [6]

matiliztli

Combinatorial Group Th. key words

• Otto Schreier
• free group
• free product
• amalgamated product
• Jakob Nielsen
• word problem
• conjugacy problem
• isomorphism problem
• Bass-Serre theory
• Ping-pong lemma
• Geometric group theory

TOPO

If

$\scriptstyle \pi (U_{1},x_{0})=\langle S_{1}\ |\ R_{1}\rangle \,$,

$\scriptstyle \pi (U_{2},x_{0})=\langle S_{2}\ |\ R_{2}\rangle \,$ and

$\scriptstyle \pi (U_{1}\cap U_{2},x_{0})=\langle S\ |\ R\rangle$.

then, $\scriptstyle \pi (X,x_{0})=\langle S_{1}\cup S_{2}\ |\ R_{1}\cup R_{2}\cup \{(i_{1})_{*}(s)((i_{2})_{*}(s))^{-1},s\in S\}\rangle$.

Here $\scriptstyle i_{1}:U_{1}\cap U_{2}\rightarrow U_{1}$ and $\scriptstyle i_{2}:U_{1}\cap U_{2}\rightarrow U_{2}$ are the natural inclusions, then $\scriptstyle (i_{1})_{*}$ y $\scriptstyle (i_{2})_{*}$ are the induced group-morphisms $\scriptstyle (i_{1})_{*}:\pi (U_{1}\cup U_{2},x_{0})\rightarrow \pi (U_{1},x_{0})$ via $\scriptstyle [\alpha ]\rightarrow (i_{1})_{*}([\alpha ]):=[i_{1}\circ \alpha ]$ and analogously $\scriptstyle (i_{2})_{*}:\pi (U_{1}\cup U_{2},x_{0})\rightarrow \pi (U_{2},x_{0})$ via $\scriptstyle [\alpha ]\rightarrow (i_{2})_{*}([\alpha ]):=[i_{2}\circ \alpha ]$.