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boundary of tubular neighborhood of convex subset with piecewise smooth boundary
Gromov boundary — TFAEUniversal Cover of a Surface with Boundary. What does Cantor set on Boundary Correspond to?Compact surfaces with boundary of constant negative curvatureconstant-curvature Riemannian metric for Bring's surfaceBi-asymptotic geodesics in Visibility manifoldsExtending the metric of a hyperbolic surface with boundary to its doubleWhy is the Hyperbolic plane $delta$-hyperbolic?Concavity of distance to the boundary in Riemannian manifoldsCan a finitely generated discrete group $Gammasubset I(mathbbH^n)$ contain infinitely many elliptic elements with common fixed point?Is there a natural family of finite volume hyperbolic $3$-manifolds parametrized by $n$ distinct hyperbolic points?
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The boundary of an $r$-neighborhood of the convex core of hyperbolic $n$-manifold is known to be smooth, e.g., by page 73 of Hyperbolic Manifolds and Kleinian Groups. I wonder whether this is true for negatively curved manifold with pinched sectional curvature $kappa in [-b, -1]$, where $b$ is a positive constant greater than 1. The classical paper Geometrical finiteness with variable negative curvature by Bowditch does not seem to discuss the regularity issuse of the boundary of the r-neighborhood of the convex core. Any reference for this issue, preferably with a proof would help. In general the $r$-neighborhood of a convex set with piecewise smooth boundary is not smooth. A counterexample would be the convex hull of two intersecting geodesic segment in hyperbolic 2-space, one going from $(0,1)$ to $infty$, one is a quarter circle from $(0,1)$. Its r-neighborhood has 3 parts. By observing the curvature of each part we can see that its boundary is not smooth.
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The boundary of an $r$-neighborhood of the convex core of hyperbolic $n$-manifold is known to be smooth, e.g., by page 73 of Hyperbolic Manifolds and Kleinian Groups. I wonder whether this is true for negatively curved manifold with pinched sectional curvature $kappa in [-b, -1]$, where $b$ is a positive constant greater than 1. The classical paper Geometrical finiteness with variable negative curvature by Bowditch does not seem to discuss the regularity issuse of the boundary of the r-neighborhood of the convex core. Any reference for this issue, preferably with a proof would help. In general the $r$-neighborhood of a convex set with piecewise smooth boundary is not smooth. A counterexample would be the convex hull of two intersecting geodesic segment in hyperbolic 2-space, one going from $(0,1)$ to $infty$, one is a quarter circle from $(0,1)$. Its r-neighborhood has 3 parts. By observing the curvature of each part we can see that its boundary is not smooth.
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The boundary of an $r$-neighborhood of the convex core of hyperbolic $n$-manifold is known to be smooth, e.g., by page 73 of Hyperbolic Manifolds and Kleinian Groups. I wonder whether this is true for negatively curved manifold with pinched sectional curvature $kappa in [-b, -1]$, where $b$ is a positive constant greater than 1. The classical paper Geometrical finiteness with variable negative curvature by Bowditch does not seem to discuss the regularity issuse of the boundary of the r-neighborhood of the convex core. Any reference for this issue, preferably with a proof would help. In general the $r$-neighborhood of a convex set with piecewise smooth boundary is not smooth. A counterexample would be the convex hull of two intersecting geodesic segment in hyperbolic 2-space, one going from $(0,1)$ to $infty$, one is a quarter circle from $(0,1)$. Its r-neighborhood has 3 parts. By observing the curvature of each part we can see that its boundary is not smooth.
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The boundary of an $r$-neighborhood of the convex core of hyperbolic $n$-manifold is known to be smooth, e.g., by page 73 of Hyperbolic Manifolds and Kleinian Groups. I wonder whether this is true for negatively curved manifold with pinched sectional curvature $kappa in [-b, -1]$, where $b$ is a positive constant greater than 1. The classical paper Geometrical finiteness with variable negative curvature by Bowditch does not seem to discuss the regularity issuse of the boundary of the r-neighborhood of the convex core. Any reference for this issue, preferably with a proof would help. In general the $r$-neighborhood of a convex set with piecewise smooth boundary is not smooth. A counterexample would be the convex hull of two intersecting geodesic segment in hyperbolic 2-space, one going from $(0,1)$ to $infty$, one is a quarter circle from $(0,1)$. Its r-neighborhood has 3 parts. By observing the curvature of each part we can see that its boundary is not smooth.
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