Hyperbolicity via Geodesic Stability

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Autor principal: Fink, Elisabeth
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author Fink, Elisabeth
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contents A geodesic $g$ is Morse, for every $L \geq 1, A \geq 0$ there exists a $C=C_g(L,A)$ such that any $(L,A)$-quasi-geodesic connecting two points on $g$ stays $C$-close to $g$. The Morse lemma implies that in a hyperbolic space every geodesic is Morse. Here we prove the converse: If a homogeneous proper geodesic space is such that for every geodesic $g$ and every $L\geq 1, A \geq 0$ there exists a constant $C=C_g(L,A)$ such that any $(L,A)$-quasi-geodesic between any two points on $g$ stays $C$-close, then the space is hyperbolic. This applies in particular to infinite groups in which all geodesics are Morse.
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spellingShingle Hyperbolicity via Geodesic Stability
Fink, Elisabeth
Metric Geometry
Group Theory
Geometric Topology
A geodesic $g$ is Morse, for every $L \geq 1, A \geq 0$ there exists a $C=C_g(L,A)$ such that any $(L,A)$-quasi-geodesic connecting two points on $g$ stays $C$-close to $g$. The Morse lemma implies that in a hyperbolic space every geodesic is Morse. Here we prove the converse: If a homogeneous proper geodesic space is such that for every geodesic $g$ and every $L\geq 1, A \geq 0$ there exists a constant $C=C_g(L,A)$ such that any $(L,A)$-quasi-geodesic between any two points on $g$ stays $C$-close, then the space is hyperbolic. This applies in particular to infinite groups in which all geodesics are Morse.
title Hyperbolicity via Geodesic Stability
topic Metric Geometry
Group Theory
Geometric Topology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1504.06863