Superinjective simplicial maps of complexes of curves and injective homomorphisms of subgroups of mapping class groups
By Elmas Irmak. 2002
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Abstract Let S be a closed, connected, orientable surface of genus at least 3, C (S) be the complex of curves on S and Mod S ∗ be the extended mapping class group of S . We prove that a simplicial map, λ : C (S)→ C (S) , preserves nondisjointness (i.e. if α and β are two vertices in C (S) and i ( α , β )≠0, then i ( λ ( α ), λ ( β ))≠0) iff it is induced by a homeomorphism of S . As a corollary, we prove that if K is a finite index subgroup of Mod S ∗ and f : K→Mod S ∗ is an injective homomorphism, then f is induced by a homeomorphism of S and f has a unique extension to an automorphism of Mod S ∗ .
Subfields: Computational Theory and Mathematics, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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In Geometry and Topology
- Jason A. Behrstock
- Dany Margalit
- John D. McCarthy
- Elmas Irmak
- Tara E. Brendle
- Benson Farb
- Alessandro Sisto
- Mark F. Hagen
In Mathematical Physics
- Jason A. Behrstock
- Dany Margalit
- Elmas Irmak
- John D. McCarthy
- Tara E. Brendle
- Benson Farb
- Alessandro Sisto
- Mark F. Hagen
Citations in the corpus
- Curve Complexes and Finite Index Subgroups of Mapping Class Groups (2005, background): “Given a pants decomposition P of S1,n, we say that two curves of P are adjacent with respect to P if there exists a component of S1,n − P containing both curves in its closure; this definition is essential in the work of Irmak [17] [16].”
- Injections of Artin groups (2005, unknown): “G R ] 1 7”
- Injective simplicial maps of the arc complex (2006, result): “Some similar results on simplicial maps and the applications for orientable surfaces are as follows: Irmak proved that superinjective simplicial maps of the curve complex are induced by homeomorphisms of the surface to classify injective homomorphisms from finite index subgroups of the mapping class”
- Injections of mapping class groups (2008, unknown): “G T ]”
- Commensurations of the Johnson kernel (2004, methodology): “It is not hard to prove that superinjectivity implies injectivity for all of the above complexes, but this does not follow immediately from the definition (see [13]).”