Non-looseness of boundaries of Legendrian ribbons
Kenneth L. Baker, Sinem Onaran

TL;DR
The paper investigates conditions under which the boundary of a Legendrian ribbon in an overtwisted contact 3-manifold is non-loose, introducing the 'Tight Reattachment Property' as a sufficient criterion.
Contribution
It defines the 'Tight Reattachment Property' for Legendrian graphs and demonstrates its role in ensuring non-looseness of ribbon boundaries, advancing understanding of Legendrian graph boundaries.
Findings
The 'Tight Reattachment Property' implies non-looseness of ribbon boundaries.
Not all boundaries of Legendrian ribbons are non-loose without this property.
Examples and constructions illustrate the applicability of the property.
Abstract
Every null-homologous link in an oriented 3-manifold is isotopic to the boundary of a ribbon of a Legendrian graph for any overtwisted contact structure. However this is not the case if the boundary is required to be non-loose. Here, we define the `Tight Reattachment Property' for a Legendrian graph and show that it implies the boundary of its ribbon is non-loose. We also discuss the applicability of this property and examine examples and constructions of Legendrian graphs with this property.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Adhesion, Friction, and Surface Interactions
