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arXiv · 1009.2932

On eigen-structures for pseudoAnosov maps

Abstract

We investigate various structures associated with the hyperbolic Markov and homological spectra of a pseudoAnosov map $ϕ$ on a surface. Each unstable eigenvalue of the action of $ϕ$ on first cohomolgy yields an eigen-cocycle that is transverse and holonomy invariant to the stable foliation $\mathcal{F}^s$ of $ϕ$. Each unstable eigenvalue $μ$ of a Markov transition matrix for $ϕ$ yields a holonomy invariant additive function $G$ on transverse arcs to $\cF^s$ with $ϕ^* G = μG$. Except when $μ$ is the dilation of $ϕ$, these transverse arc functions do not yield measures, but rather holonomy invariant eigen-distributions which are dual to Hölder functions. Stable homological and Markov eigenvalues yield analogous transverse structures to the unstable foliation of $ϕ$. The main tool for working with the homological spectrum is the Franks-Shub Theorem which holds for a general manifold and map. For the Markov spectrum we use the correspondence of the leaf space of stable foliation with a one-sided subshift of finite type. This identification allows the symbolic analog of a transverse arc function to be defined, analyzed, and applied.

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Philip Boyland. 2010-09-15. On eigen-structures for pseudoAnosov maps. https://arxiv.org/abs/1009.2932

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