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Study ping-pong dynamics in hyperbolic-like groups with non-simple points.

problem Investigate the ping-pong dynamics of hyperbolic-like groups.
method Explicitly provide a proper ping-pong partition for any pair of non-cyclic point stabilizers.
result Existence of a proper ping-pong partition for any pair of non-cyclic point stabilizers.

New groups discovered with unique properties in a specific space.

problem Finding new discrete subgroups with special properties in a mathematical space.
method Proved by showing groups play ping-pong on cones, related to crooked surfaces.
result Infinite family of discrete subgroups with remarkable properties in Sp4(R){Sp}_4(\mathbb{R}).

We prove that all atoroidal automorphisms of Out(FN)Out(F_N) act on the space of projectivized geodesic currents with generalized north-south dynamics. As an application, we produce new examples of non virtually cyclic, free and purely atoroidal subgroups of Out(FN)Out(F_N) such that the corresponding free group extension is hyp…

2017-11-21abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper, we prove a quantitative version of the Tits alternative for negatively pinched manifolds XX. Precisely, we prove that a nonelementary discrete isometry subgroup of Isom(X)\mathrm{Isom}(X) generated by two non-elliptic isometries gg, ff contains a free subgroup of rank 22 generated by isometries fN,hf^N , h

2018-06-19abs ↗pdf ↗

We prove that if φ,ψOut(FN)φ,ψ\in Out(F_N) are hyperbolic iwips (irreducible with irreducible powers) such that <φ,ψ>Out(FN)<φ,ψ>\le Out(F_N) is not virtually cyclic then some high powers of φφ and ψψ generate a free subgroup of rank two, all of whose nontrivial elements are again hyperbolic iwips. Being a hyperbolic iwip element of $…

2009-02-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Local-to-global principle for Morse actions on symmetric spaces.

problem Recognizing Morse actions on symmetric spaces.
method Equivariant Morse quasiisometric embeddings of trees into symmetric spaces.
result Algorithmic recognizability of Morse actions and construction of Morse Schottky subgroups.

We prove that every acylindrically hyperbolic group that has no non-trivial finite normal subgroup satisfies a strong ping pong property, the PnaiveP_{naive} property: for any finite collection of elements h1,,hkh_1, \dots, h_k, there exists another element γ1γ\neq 1 such that for all ii, $\langle h_i, γ\rangle = \langle h_i …

2016-10-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Researchers discover all affinely homogeneous models for surfaces in 4D space.

problem Identifying all affinely homogeneous models for surfaces in 4D space.
method Improved power series method of equivalence, capturing invariants at the origin, creating branches, and infinitesimalizing calculations.
result Find several inequivalent terminal branches yielding each to some nonempty moduli space of homogeneous models.

We present a practical algorithm which, given a non-archimedean local field KK and any two elements A,BSL2(K)A,B\in {\rm SL_2}(K), determines after finitely many steps whether or not the subgroup A,BSL2(K)\langle A, B \rangle\le {\rm SL_2}(K) is discrete and free of rank two. This makes use of the Ping Pong Lemma applied to the act…

2019-08-29abs ↗pdf ↗

This note removes technical assumptions and characterizes relatively dominated representations.

problem Geometrically finiteness and Anosov conditions in higher-rank settings.
method Characterization using eigenvalue gaps and limit maps.
result Relatively dominated representations are characterized using eigenvalue gaps and limit maps.

Study matches two noisy point clouds with geometric transformations and relabeling.

problem Matching two noisy point clouds with orthogonal transformations and relabeling.
method Information-theoretic results and Ping-Pong algorithm for computational alignment.
result The Ping-Pong algorithm retrieves the planted signal after one step.

We study the geometry and dynamics of discrete infinite covolume subgroups of higher rank semisimple Lie groups. We introduce and prove the equivalence of several conditions, capturing "rank one behavior'' of discrete subgroups of higher rank Lie groups. They are direct generalizations of rank one equivalents to convex…

2014-03-29abs ↗pdf ↗