We discuss fibered
commensurability of fibrations on hyperbolic 3-manifolds, a notion introduced by
Calegari, Sun, and Wang (Pacific J. Math.250:2 (2011), 287–317). We
construct manifolds with nonsymmetric but commensurable fibrations on
the same fibered face, and prove that if a given manifold M does not have
hidden symmetries, then M does not admit nonsymmetric but commensurable
fibrations.
It was also proved by Calegari et al that every hyperbolic fibered commensurability
class contains a unique minimal element. Here we provide a detailed discussion on the
proof of the theorem in the cusped case.