Mixed 3-manifolds are virtually special
By Piotr Przytycki, Daniel T. Wise. 2012
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LetM be a compact oriented irreducible 3–manifold which is neither a graph manifold nor a hyperbolic manifold. We prove that π1M is virtually special.
Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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In Geometry and Topology
- Stefan Friedl
- Stefano Vidussi
- G. Hruska
- Yi Liu
- Daniel T. Wise
- J. Danciger
- Gye-Seon Lee
- Samuel A. Ballas
In Mathematical Physics
- Stefano Vidussi
- Stefan Friedl
- G. Hruska
- Yi Liu
- Daniel T. Wise
- J. Danciger
- Gye-Seon Lee
- Samuel A. Ballas
Citations in the corpus
- Graph manifolds with boundary are virtually special (2011, unknown): “Our theorem treats the complementary case, with an eye towards eventually analysing the case of manifolds with both hyperbolic and Seifert-fibred pieces [15].”
- Convex projective structures on nonhyperbolic three-manifolds (2015, methodology): “Using cube complex techniques, Przytycki–Wise [34] showed that any mixed three-manifold, and therefore any manifold N as in Theorem 1.1, has linear fundamental group.”
- The Thurston norm and twisted Alexander polynomials (2012, background): “The following theorem is also due to Przytycki–Wise (see [39]).”
- Finiteness properties of cubulated groups (2012, background): “M. Here ♥∈ {r,∗,r∗}. There are two natural settings in which Theorem 8.13 applies: the first is where X is a truncated finite volume hyperbolic 3–manifold; the second is where X is a “mixed” 3–manifold [PW]. In applications, verifying the hypotheses of Theorem 8.13 requires some care, but is primarily”
- Virtual cubulation of nonpositively curved graph manifolds (2011, methodology): “We have also learned recently that Piotr Przytycki and Daniel Wise have an independent proof of the special cubulation for the bounded case using criteria of separability and double-coset separability of surface subgroups, ([PW1]).”