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48 results for Hierarchically hyperbolic groups

Multicurve stabilizers' extensions are hierarchically hyperbolic.

problem Characterizing the structure of multicurve stabilizers' extensions.
method Proving the extensions of multicurve stabilizers are hierarchically hyperbolic groups.
result Extensions of multicurve stabilizers are hierarchically hyperbolic.

Boundary properties of hyperbolic groups are invariant under a maximization procedure.

problem Proving boundary properties of hierarchically hyperbolic groups are invariant.
method Proving boundary invariance under a maximization procedure.
result Boundary properties of hierarchically hyperbolic groups are invariant under maximization.

The study shows how quotients of mapping class groups are hierarchically hyperbolic.

problem Understanding the hierarchical hyperbolicity of mapping class groups and their quotients.
method A combinatorial criterion for hierarchical hyperbolicity applied to mapping class groups.
result Quotients of mapping class groups by large powers of Dehn twists are hierarchically hyperbolic.

Classifies 3-manifold groups with equivariant hierarchically hyperbolic structures.

problem Classifying 3-manifold groups with equivariant hierarchically hyperbolic structures.
method Construction of suitable quasimorphisms on Seifert pieces to construct actions on quasi-lines.
result 3-manifold groups admit equivariant hierarchically hyperbolic structures.

New groups are hyperbolic and rigid in mapping class groups.

problem Understanding the structure of Veech groups in mapping class groups.
method Showed that Veech groups are hierarchically hyperbolic and quasi-isometrically rigid.
result Veech groups are hierarchically hyperbolic and quasi-isometrically rigid.

The study proves non-existence of Cannon-Thurston maps for certain groups.

problem Proving the non-existence of Cannon-Thurston maps for specific groups.
method Analyzing hierarchically hyperbolic groups and their boundaries.
result Non-existence of Cannon-Thurston maps for hyperbolic normal subgroups of hierarchically hyperbolic groups.

Hierarchically hyperbolic spaces provide a common framework for studying mapping class groups of finite type surfaces, Teichmüller space, right-angled Artin groups, and many other cubical groups. Given such a space X\mathcal X, we build a bordificationcompatible with the hierarchically hyperbolic structure. If $\mathc…

2016-04-04abs ↗pdf ↗

New largest acylindrical actions found for hierarchically hyperbolic groups.

problem Understanding non-positive curvature in hierarchically hyperbolic groups.
method Study of acylindrical actions and quasigeodesic stability in hierarchically hyperbolic groups.
result Hierarchically hyperbolic groups have a unique largest acylindrical action.

Outer automorphism group of hyperbolic groups is HHG under certain conditions.

problem Characterizing the outer automorphism group of hyperbolic groups.
method Proving finite-index subgroups are central extensions of orbifold mapping class groups with bounded Euler class.
result Outer automorphism group of a one-ended hyperbolic group is virtually a hierarchically hyperbolic group.

Characterizes strongly quasiconvex subsets in hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.

problem Understanding the structure of strongly quasiconvex subsets in HHSs.
method Characterization through contracting properties, relative divergence, and hierarchical structure.
result Proves characterization of hyperbolically embedded subgroups in hierarchically hyperbolic groups.

New combinatorial structure for hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.

problem Constructing new hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.
method Combinatorial hierarchical hyperbolicity criterion to construct and clarify HHS structures.
result HHSs admit a combinatorial structure, clarifying the application of the combinatorial HHS criterion.

New result classifies hierarchically hyperbolic groups based on their Morse boundaries.

problem Classifying hierarchically hyperbolic groups using Morse boundaries.
method Generalizing a result on Gromov boundaries to Morse boundaries, showing quasi-isometry if and only if there's a homeomorphism.
result Spaces are quasi-isometric if and only if there's a 2-stable, quasi-möbius homeomorphism between their Morse boundaries.

Study of Dehn filling quotients in hierarchically hyperbolic groups.

problem Understanding the structure of Dehn filling quotients in specific groups.
method Introduced a construction for cusped spaces of relatively hyperbolic groups and used it to study Dehn-filling-like quotients.
result Infinite hyperbolic quotients of mapping class groups of punctured spheres and braid groups are found.

Logarithmic separation profile in hyperbolic groups shows hierarchical structure.

problem Understanding hierarchical structure in hyperbolic groups with logarithmic separation.
method Proving groups with logarithmic separation split over cyclic groups and providing counterexamples.
result Not all groups with hierarchical structure have logarithmic separation profile.

New criteria for relative hyperbolicity in hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.

problem Characterizing relative hyperbolicity in hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.
method New formulation of relative hyperbolicity in terms of hierarchy structures, applied to graphs associated to surfaces.
result The separating curve graph of a surface is relatively hyperbolic when the surface has zero or two punctures.

In the context of CAT(0) cubical groups, we develop an analogue of the theory of curve complexes and subsurface projections. The role of the subsurfaces is played by a collection of convex subcomplexes called a \emph{factor system}, and the role of the curve graph is played by the \emph{contact graph}. There are a numb…

2014-12-05abs ↗pdf ↗

Stable subgroups identified in genus two handlebody group.

problem Characterizing stable subgroups in genus two handlebody group.
method Proving genus two handlebody group is hierarchically hyperbolic, using quasi-isometric embedding properties and Hamenstädt-Hensel construction.
result Stable subgroups identified and characterized.

The study proves theorems about quasiflats in hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.

problem Understanding the structure of hierarchically hyperbolic groups.
method Proving theorems about quasiflats and hierarchically hyperbolic groups.
result Proves that a group is hyperbolic if it contains no Z2\mathbb Z^2 subgroups and contains a uniform-quality quasiflat.

Graphs of multicurves are hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.

problem Understanding the geometric properties of graphs related to surfaces.
method Demonstrating hierarchical hyperbolicity and coarse median properties.
result Graphs of multicurves have a quadratic isoperimetric inequality and are Gromov hyperbolic under certain conditions.

Stable cubulations and bicombings in mapping class groups and Teichmüller spaces.

problem Understanding geometric structures in mapping class groups and Teichmüller spaces.
method Proving stably approximated by CAT(0) cube complexes, applying to broader colorable hierarchically hyperbolic spaces and groups.
result Stable cubulations and bicombings in mapping class groups and Teichmüller spaces, with stable coarse barycenters.

The study resolves conjectures about quasiflats in hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.

problem Understanding the structure and properties of quasiflats in hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.
method Proving that any quasiflat of dimension equal to the rank lies within finite distance of a union of standard orthants.
result The rank of a hierarchically hyperbolic space coincides with the maximal dimension of a quasiflat.

The paper sets limits on how long it takes to transform one group element into another in a broad group category.

problem Determining the minimum length of a conjugating element between pairs of infinite order elements.
method Established upper bounds on conjugator lengths for hierarchically hyperbolic groups, including mapping class groups and 3-manifold groups.
result A linear bound on the length of the shortest conjugator for Morse elements and a sharper result for virtually compact special groups.

Survey discusses new ideas in geometric group theory and their applications.

problem Understanding geodesic metric spaces and their equivariant wall structures.
method Introduces and highlights the impact of injective metric spaces and cubical approximation theorem.
result Rich equivariant wall structures in various geodesic metric spaces.

The paper provides conditions for amalgamation of certain subgroups and preserves convexity properties.

problem Conditions for amalgamation of subgroups in hierarchically hyperbolic groups.
method Study of amalgamation conditions and preservation of convexity properties.
result Conditions under which amalgamation preserves hierarchical quasiconvexity and strong quasiconvexity.

Graph products inherit Morse local-to-global property from their components.

problem Generalizing local-to-global property to graph products of infinite groups.
method Generalizing maximization procedure for relatively hierarchically hyperbolic groups and showing stable embeddings.
result Graph products of infinite Morse local-to-global groups have the Morse local-to-global property.

Study on embedding tree products into groups, distinguishing them.

problem Quasi-isometric embedding of tree products into various groups.
method Using coarse embeddings of products of bushy trees into hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.
result Quasi-isometrically distinguish and rule out embeddings between groups.

The paper studies a group action on a hyperbolic space derived from a lattice Veech group.

problem Investigating the geometry of a Veech group and its extensions.
method Analyzing the fundamental group of a bundle with singular Euclidean-by-hyperbolic geometry, collapsing regions to produce a hyperbolic action.
result The Veech group's fundamental group acts on a hyperbolic space, retaining most of its geometry.

Develops geometric foundations for sublinear Morse boundaries in mapping class groups and Teichmüller spaces.

problem Capturing generic directions in mapping class groups and Teichmüller spaces.
method Develops tools for modeling hulls of median rays in hierarchically hyperbolic spaces via CAT(0) cube complexes.
result Sublinear Morse boundaries are visibility spaces and admit continuous equivariant injections into the boundary of the curve graph.

New bicombings found for mapping class groups and Teichmüller spaces.

problem Finding efficient ways to navigate mapping class groups and Teichmüller spaces.
method Explained bicombings via stable cubical intervals in hierarchically hyperbolic spaces.
result Hierarchical hulls are quasi-isometric to finite CAT(0) cube complexes.

Let X be a proper CAT(0) cube complex admitting a proper cocompact action by a group G. We give three conditions on the action, any one of which ensures that X has a factor system in the sense of [BHS14]. We also prove that one of these conditions is necessary. This combines with results of Behrstock--Hagen--Sisto to s…

2016-09-05abs ↗pdf ↗

Hyperbolic space outperforms Euclidean in learning hierarchical data.

problem Learning hierarchical data in Euclidean space requires exponentially many samples.
method Established geometric obstruction in Euclidean space and showed hyperbolic space's advantage.
result Hyperbolic space enables learning with O(mRlogm)O(mR \log m) samples, matching information-theoretic optimum.

The study shows that certain curve graphs are hierarchically hyperbolic but not Gromov hyperbolic.

problem Characterizing the hyperbolicity of curve graphs and their boundaries.
method Using hierarchical hyperbolicity and framed curves, the study examines the properties of curve graphs and their boundaries.
result The curve graphs and their boundaries are hierarchically hyperbolic but not Gromov hyperbolic.