Essential laminations in I-bundles

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  • Mark Brittenham
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We show that, with a few familiar exceptions, every essential lamination in an interval-bundleover a closed surface can be isotoped to lie everywhere transverse to the Ibers of the bundle.

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تاریخ انتشار 1998