Three-dimensional geometry and topology

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Three-dimensional geometry and topology is a foundational mathematical monograph by William Thurston that develops the modern theory of 3-manifolds and introduces influential concepts such as hyperbolic structures and the geometrization viewpoint.

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instanceOf book ⓘ
mathematical monograph ⓘ
work of William Thurston ⓘ
author William Thurston ⓘ
contains classification of 3-manifolds via geometric structures ⓘ
discussion of foliations and laminations in 3-manifolds ⓘ
discussion of hyperbolic Dehn surgery ⓘ
examples of hyperbolic 3-manifolds ⓘ
exposition of Thurston’s geometrization program ⓘ
contributesTo geometric topology ⓘ
hyperbolic 3-manifold theory ⓘ
modern theory of 3-manifolds ⓘ
emphasizes interaction between geometry and topology in dimension three ⓘ
use of hyperbolic geometry in topology ⓘ
field 3-manifold theory ⓘ
geometry ⓘ
topology ⓘ
focusesOn geometric structures on manifolds ⓘ
geometrization viewpoint ⓘ
hyperbolic structures on 3-manifolds ⓘ
three-dimensional manifolds ⓘ
hasInfluenceOn Teichmüller theory ⓘ
geometric group theory ⓘ
low-dimensional geometry ⓘ
historicalRole foundational text for modern 3-manifold theory ⓘ
influenced Perelman’s work on the geometrization conjecture ⓘ
subsequent research in low-dimensional topology ⓘ
intendedAudience graduate students in mathematics ⓘ
researchers in geometry and topology ⓘ
introducesConcept geometric decomposition of 3-manifolds ⓘ
geometrization of 3-manifolds ⓘ
hyperbolic geometry in dimension three ⓘ
measured laminations ⓘ
orbifold techniques in 3-manifold theory ⓘ
pleated surfaces ⓘ
language English ⓘ
perspective geometrization viewpoint on 3-manifolds ⓘ

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William Thurston → notableWork → Three-dimensional geometry and topology ⓘ