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Hyperbolic Geometry and Geometric Group Theory cover

The 7th Seasonal Institute of the Mathematical Society of Japan (MSJ-SI meeting) under the title Hyperbolic geometry and geometric group theory was held from 30 July to 5 August 2014 at the University of Tokyo. This volume is the proceedings of the meeting, and collects survey and research articles in this fast-growing field by international specialists. Recommended for researchers and graduate students interested in hyperbolic geometry, geometric group theory, and low-dimensional topology.

Published by Mathematical Society of Japan and distributed by World Scientific Publishing Co. for all markets except North America


Contents:
  • Homological Stability of Aut(Fₙ) Revisited (Mladen Bestvina)
  • One-Ended Subgroups of Mapping Class Groups (Brian H Bowditch)
  • On the Recognition Problem for Virtually Special Cube Complexes (Martin R Bridson and Henry Wilton)
  • Geometric Inflexibility of Hyperbolic Cone-manifolds (Jeffrey Brock and Kenneth Bromberg)
  • Dipoles and Pixie Dust (Danny Calegari)
  • A Classification of Radial or Totally Geodesic Ends of Real Projective Orbifolds I: A Survey of Results (Suhyoung Choi)
  • On Suspensions, and Conjugacy of a Few More Automorphisms of Free Groups (François Dahmani)
  • Abelian Splittings of Rightangled Artin Groups (Daniel Groves and M Hull)
  • Splitting in Orbit Equivalence, Treeable Groups, and The Haagerup Property (Yoshikata Kida)
  • Raags in Diffeos (Sang-hyun Kim and Thomas Koberda)
  • On Hyperbolic Analogues of Some Classical Theorems in Spherical Geometry (Athanase Papadopoulos and Weixu Su)
  • A Note on Acylindrical Hyperbolicity of Mapping Class Groups (Piotr Przytycki and Alessandro Sisto)
  • Contractibility of Outer Space: Reprise (Karen Vogtmann)

Readership: Researchers and graduate students interested in hyperbolic geometry, geometric group theory, and low-dimensional topology.