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Useful branched surfaces which carry nothing

Danny Calegari

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There are examples of branched surfaces that do not fully carry laminations, but their preimage in a finite cover does fully carry a lamination

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There are examples of branched surfaces that do not fully carry laminations, but their preimage in a finite cover does fully carry a lamination

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There are examples of branched surfaces that do not fully carry laminations, but their preimage in a finite cover does fully carry a lamination

Key concepts: Carry (investment), Lamination, Cover (algebra), Nothing, Computer science, Mathematics, Engineering, Materials science

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