The existence of an indecomposable minimal genus two Lefschetz fibration
Anar Akhmedov, Naoyuki Monden

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the existence of an indecomposable minimal genus-2 Lefschetz fibration, providing a counterexample to a previously conjectured relationship between minimality and decomposability.
Contribution
It constructs an explicit example of an indecomposable minimal genus-2 Lefschetz fibration, disproving the conjecture that all minimal fibrations are decomposable.
Findings
Existence of an indecomposable minimal genus-2 Lefschetz fibration
Counterexample to the conjecture relating minimality and decomposability
Disproof of the converse of Usher's theorem
Abstract
It was shown by Usher that any fiber sum of Lefschetz fibrations over is minimal, which was conjectured by Stipsicz. We prove that the converse does not hold by showing that there exists an indecomposable minimal genus-2 Lefschetz fibration.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Operator Algebra Research
