
Kenneth Bromberg
Associate Professor
Research Interests
Hyperbolic 3-manifolds
Publications/Preprints (most of which can be downloaded here)
- (with J. Holt)
Self-bumping of
deformation space of hyperbolic 3-manifolds, J. Diff.
Geom. (57) 2001, 47-65
- Rigidity of geometrically finite
hyperbolic cone-manifolds, Geometriae Dedicata (105) 2004,
143-170
- Hyperbolic Dehn
surgery on geometrically infinite 3-manifolds, preprint
2000
- Projective structures with degenerate holonomy and the Bers'
density conjecture, Annals of Math. (166) 2007, 77-93
- Hyperbolic cone-manifolds, short
geodesics and Schwarzian derivatives, J.
Amer. Math. Soc. (17) 2004, 783-826
- (with J. Brock, R.
Evans and J. Souto) Tameness on the boundary and Ahlfors’ measure conjecture, Publ.
Math. I.H.É.S. (98)
2003, 145-166
- (with J. Brock)
Cone-manifolds and the density conjecture (expository), In Kleinian
Groups and Hyperbolic 3-Manifolds,
London Mathematical Society Lecutre Notes, Cambridge University Press,
2003
- (with J. Brock) On the
density of geometrically finite hyperbolic 3-manifolds, Acta Math.
(192) 2004, 33-93
- (with J. Holt) Bumping
of
exotic projective structures, in preparation
- The
space of Kleinian punctured
torus groups is not locally connected, preprint 2006
- (with J. Brock)
Geometric
inflexibility and 3-manifolds that fiber over the circle, preprint
2009
- Drilling
short geodesics in hyperbolic
3-manifolds, preprint 2004
- (with J. Souto), The
density conjecture: A prehistoric approach, in preparation
- Drilling
long geodesics in hyperbolics 3-manifolds, preprint 2006
MSRI mini-course
FRG with Brock,
Canary and Minsky
FRG
Conference - Geometry and Dynamics in Surfaces and 3-Manifolds
Max Dehn Seminar
Wasatch
Topology Conference
Current Courses
Past Course
Contact Information
Office: JWB 303
Phone: (801) 581-7916
Fax: (801) 581-4148
E-mail: bromberg@math.utah.edu
Mailing address:
Department of Mathematics
University of Utah
155 S 1400 E, JWB 233
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
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