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Surgery on Anosov flows using bi-contact geometry

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arxiv 2104.07109 v4 pith:CLKUV5VX submitted 2021-04-14 math.GT math.DSmath.SG

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Using bi-contact geometry, we define a new type of Dehn surgery on an Anosov flow with orientable weak invariant foliations. The Anosovity of the new flow is strictly connected to contact geometry and the Reeb dynamics of the defining bi-contact structure. This approach gives new insights into the properties of the flows produced by Goodman surgery and clarifies under which conditions Goodman's construction yields an Anosov flow. Our main application gives a necessary and sufficient condition to generate a contact Anosov flow by Foulon-Hasselblatt Legendrian surgery on a geodesic flow. In particular we show that this is possible if and only if the surgery is performed along a simple closed geodesic. As a corollary we have that any (positive) skewed R-covered Anosov flow obtained by surgery on a closed orbit of a geodesic flow is orbit equivalent to a (positive) contact Anosov flow.

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  1. A Sm\"org\aa sbord of (bi)contact structures, Reeb flows and pseudo-Anosov flows

    math.DS 2025-02 conditional novelty 5.0 of 10

    A rigidity theorem for bicontact geometry: a bitransverse Anosov Reeb flow forces the supporting Anosov flow to be skew and isotopically equivalent; the rest of the paper is an open-problem survey.

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