Self-replicating 3-manifolds
Ryan Blair, Ricky Lee

TL;DR
This paper classifies self-replicating 3-manifolds using topological and categorical methods, and explores their embeddings in three-dimensional space, revealing new insights into their structure and biological relevance.
Contribution
It provides a classification theorem for self-replicating 3-manifolds modeled by idempotents in the cobordism category and characterizes their embeddings in Euclidean space.
Findings
Classification of all such idempotents
Characterization of embeddings in $ extbf{R}^3$
Insights into biological relevance of self-replicating manifolds
Abstract
In this paper we explore the topological properties of self-replicating, 3-dimensional manifolds, which are modeled by idempotents in the (2+1)-cobordism category. We give a classification theorem for all such idempotents. Additionally, we characterize biologically interesting ways in which self-replicating 3-manifolds can embed in .
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Advanced Materials and Mechanics · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
