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48 results for virtually special cubulable

The paper proves drilled bundles over graphs are virtually special cubulable.

problem Proving drilled bundles over graphs are virtually special cubulable.
method Starting with a Gromov-hyperbolic surface bundle, drilling out essential curves, and using relative hyperbolicity and Wise's theorem.
result Proves drilled bundles over graphs are virtually special cubulable.

Agol proved that hyperbolic cubulated groups are virtually special. The aim of these notes is to make the proof accessible to a wider audience; we retain the underlying ideas and constructions of Agol, but substantially change or add to many parts of the argument to give a more transparent and detailed account.

2019-05-15abs ↗pdf ↗

The study establishes conditions for groups acting on polygonal complexes to contain virtually free subgroups.

problem Conditions for groups acting on polygonal complexes to contain virtually free subgroups.
method Analysis of links of polygonal complexes and conditions on their structure.
result Groups acting on polygonal complexes with certain link conditions contain virtually free subgroups.

We give a conjectural classification of virtually cocompactly cubulated Artin-Tits groups (i.e. having a finite index subgroup acting geometrically on a CAT(0) cube complex), which we prove for all Artin-Tits groups of spherical type, FC type or two-dimensional type. A particular case is that for n4n \geq 4, the nn-st…

2015-09-29abs ↗pdf ↗

Let M be a graph manifold. We show that π_1M is the fundamental group of a compact nonpositively curved cube complex if and only if M is chargeless. We also prove that in that case π_1M is virtually compact special.

2013-10-04abs ↗pdf ↗

We prove that cubulated hyperbolic groups are virtually special. The proof relies on results of Haglund and Wise which also imply that they are linear groups, and quasi-convex subgroups are separable. A consequence is that closed hyperbolic 3-manifolds have finite-sheeted Haken covers, which resolves the virtual Haken …

2012-04-12abs ↗pdf ↗

Study of group actions on CAT(0) cube complexes, focusing on marked length spectra.

problem Comparing marked length spectra of group actions on CAT(0) cube complexes.
method Use of finite-state automata and thermodynamic formalism for suspension flows over subshifts of finite type.
result Prove that the Manhattan curve is analytic and convex, and a straight line if and only if marked length spectra are homothetic.

The paper describes how to deform cubulations of hyperbolic groups.

problem The challenge is to understand and construct deformations of cubulations in hyperbolic groups.
method The approach involves bending hyperplanes to deform cubulations, inspired by various examples in hyperbolic geometry.
result Every cocompactly cubulated hyperbolic group admits infinitely many bald cubulations, except for certain specific groups.

New findings on hyperbolic groups and their boundaries.

problem Understanding the structure of cubulated hyperbolic groups with specific boundary conditions.
method Utilizing ideas from Markovic's work on Cannon's conjecture, focusing on quasi-convex subgroups and limit sets.
result Cubulated hyperbolic groups with certain boundary conditions are virtually fundamental groups of specific manifolds.

We give a criterion in terms of the boundary for the existence of a proper cocompact action of a word-hyperbolic group on a CAT(0) cube complex. We describe applications towards lattices and hyperbolic 3-manifold groups. In particular, by combining the theory of special cube complexes, the surface subgroup result of Ka…

2009-08-25abs ↗pdf ↗

Let 1HGQ11 \to H \to G \to Q \to 1 be an exact sequence where H=π1(S)H= π_1(S) is the fundamental group of a closed surface SS of genus greater than one, GG is hyperbolic and QQ is finitely generated free. The aim of this paper is to provide sufficient conditions to prove that GG is cubulable and construct examples satis…

2019-08-09abs ↗pdf ↗

We find explicit subdivision rules for all special cubulated groups. A subdivision rule for a group produces a sequence of tilings on a sphere which encode all quasi-isometric information for a group. We show how these tilings detect properties such as growth, ends, divergence, etc. We include figures of several worked…

2013-07-06abs ↗pdf ↗

The hyperbolic dodecahedral space of Weber and Seifert has a natural non-positively curved cubulation obtained by subdividing the dodecahedron into cubes. We show that the hyperbolic dodecahedral space has a 6-sheeted irregular cover with the property that the canonical hypersurfaces made up of the mid-cubes give a ver…

2017-02-26abs ↗pdf ↗

The study shows that surface groups are the only non-free infinite index subgroups of certain hyperbolic groups.

problem Identifying the only non-free infinite index subgroups of specific hyperbolic and one-relator groups.
method Careful analysis of free and cyclic splittings of cubulated groups.
result Proves that surface groups are the only non-free infinite index subgroups of certain hyperbolic and one-relator groups.

Random quotients of hyperbolic cubulated groups remain cubulated.

problem Understanding properties of random quotients of hyperbolic cubulated groups.
method Cubical small-cancellation theory, exponential growth of conjugacy classes, and hyperplane stabilizers' growth.
result Low-density random quotients of cubulated hyperbolic groups are cubulated and hyperbolic.

Clarifies boundary criterion for non-one-ended subgroups in cubulation theory.

problem Boundary criterion for relative cubulation in non-one-ended subgroups.
method Showed that if boundary criterion is satisfied for a relatively hyperbolic group, the group admits a relatively geometric action on a CAT(0) cube complex.
result The refinement of the boundary criterion is useful for constructing new relative cubulations.

Wise's Quasiconvex Hierarchy Theorem classifying hyperbolic virtually compact special groups in terms of quasiconvex hierarchies played an essential role in Agol's proof of the Virtual Haken Conjecture. Answering a question of Wise, we construct a new virtual quasiconvex hierarchy for relatively hyperbolic virtually co…

2019-03-28abs ↗pdf ↗

The study shows exponential distortion in virtually special groups containing free subgroups.

problem Understanding distortion in virtually special groups containing free subgroups.
method Constructing examples of virtually special groups with finite rank free subgroups.
result Distortion functions grow like exp^k(x^m) and can be superexponential.

Study on median algebra structures on Euclidean spaces and manifolds with local CAT(0) cubulation.

problem Understanding median algebra structures on Euclidean spaces and manifolds.
method Showed local CAT(0) cubulation for median structures on ER homology manifolds.
result Median structures on ER homology manifolds have a local CAT(0) cubulation structure.

Many geometric structures associated to surface groups can be encoded in terms of invariant cross ratios on their circle at infinity; examples include points of Teichmüller space, Hitchin representations and geodesic currents. We add to this picture by studying cubulations of arbitrary Gromov hyperbolic groups GG. Und…

2018-10-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Let GG be a virtually special group. Then the residual finiteness growth of GG is at most linear. This result cannot be found by embedding GG into a special linear group. Indeed, the special linear group SLk(Z)\text{SL}_k(\mathbb{Z}), for k>2k > 2, has residual finiteness growth nk1n^{k-1}.

2014-02-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Proves small cancellation free products have geometric actions on CAT(0) cube complexes.

problem Proving small cancellation free products have geometric actions on CAT(0) cube complexes.
method Using a blown-up complex of groups and a boundary separation criterion, proving wall stabilizers form a rich family of subgroups.
result Proves $C'( rac16)$--small cancellation free products of residually finite groups are residually finite.

Study growth rates of automorphisms of special groups.

problem Understanding the growth rates of automorphisms of special groups.
method Analyzing outer automorphisms of virtually special groups, showing polynomial or exponential growth, and constructing Nielsen-Thurston decompositions.
result Outer automorphism groups of virtually special groups are boundary amenable, have finite virtual cohomological dimension, and satisfy the Tits alternative.

We prove that a Kähler group which is cubulable, i.e. which acts properly discontinuously and cocompactly on a CAT(0) cubical complex, has a finite index subgroup isomorphic to a direct product of surface groups, possibly with a free Abelian factor. Similarly, we prove that a closed aspherical Kähler manifold with a cu…

2016-09-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Let M be a graph manifold. We prove that fundamental groups of embedded incompressible surfaces in M are separable in the fundamental group of M, and that the double cosets for crossing surfaces are also separable. We deduce that if there is a "sufficient" collection of surfaces in M, then the fundamental group of M is…

2011-10-16abs ↗pdf ↗

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 ↗

Finite stature proven for cube complexes with cyclonormal edges.

problem Understanding the structure of cube complexes with specific edge properties.
method Analyzing the fundamental groups of edge and vertex spaces, showing cyclonormality and virtual specialness.
result The fundamental group of a cube complex has finite stature with respect to vertex groups.

The aim of this paper (inspired from a problem of Habegger) is to describe the set of cubical decompositions of compact manifolds mod out by a set of combinatorial moves analogous to the bistellar moves considered by Pachner, which we call bubble moves. One constructs a surjection from this set onto the the bordism gro…

1998-04-08abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper, we prove that given two cubical links of dimension two in R4{\mathbb R}^4, they are isotopic if and only if one can pass from one to the other by a finite sequence of cubulated moves. These moves are analogous to the Reidemeister and Roseman moves for classical tame knots of dimension one and two, respec…

2017-08-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Groups with specific properties have similar cubulations and coarse median structures.

problem Understanding the structure of certain groups through cubical coarsening.
method Analyzing right-angled Artin and Coxeter groups, focusing on automorphisms and cubulations.
result Automorphisms of specific groups preserve coarse median structures and have nice fixed subgroups.

Classical knot theory can be generalized to virtual knot theory and spatial graph theory. In 2007, Fleming and Mellor combined virtual knot theory and spatial graph theory to form, combinatorially, virtual spatial graph theory. In this paper, we introduce a topological definition of virtual spatial graphs that is simil…

2018-06-17abs ↗pdf ↗

Let M be a complete hyperbolic 3-manifold of finite volume that admits a decomposition into right-angled ideal polyhedra. We show that M has a deformation retraction that is a virtually special square complex, in the sense of Haglund and Wise and deduce that such manifolds are virtually fibered. We generalise a theorem…

2009-03-30abs ↗pdf ↗

Kuperberg [Algebr. Geom. Topol. 3 (2003) 587-591] has shown that a virtual knot corresponds (up to generalized Reidemeister moves) to a unique embedding in a thichened surface of minimal genus. If a virtual knot diagram is equivalent to a classical knot diagram then this minimal surface is a sphere. Using this result a…

2004-01-05abs ↗pdf ↗