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Quasimorphisms on the group of density preserving diffeomorphisms of the Möbius band (2412.18466v2)

Published 24 Dec 2024 in math.GT, math.DS, math.GR, and math.SG

Abstract: The existence of quasimorphisms on groups of homeomorphisms of manifolds has been extensively studied under various regularity conditions, such as smooth, volume-preserving, and symplectic. However, in this context, nothing is known about groups of `area'-preserving diffeomorphisms on non-orientable manifolds. In this paper, we initiate the study of groups of density-preserving diffeomorphisms on non-orientable manifolds. Here, the density is a natural concept that generalizes volume without concerning orientability. We show that the group of density-preserving diffeomorphisms on the M\"obius band admits countably many unbounded quasimorphisms which are linearly independent. Along the proof, we show that groups of density preserving diffeomorphisms on compact, connected, non-orientable surfaces with non-empty boundary are weakly contractible.

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