Multiarc and curve graphs are hierarchically hyperbolic

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Autore principale: Kopreski, Michael C.
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contents A multiarc and curve graph is a simplicial graph whose vertices are arc and curve systems on a compact, connected, orientable surface S. We show that all connected, non-trivial multiarc and curve graphs preserved by the natural action of PMod(S) and whose adjacent vertices have bounded geometric intersection number are hierarchically hyperbolic spaces with respect to witness subsurface projection. This result extends work of Kate Vokes on twist-free multicurve graphs and confirms two conjectures of Saul Schleimer in a broad setting. In addition, we prove that the PMod(S)-equivariant quasi-isometry type of such a graph is uniquely classified by its set of connected witness subsurfaces.
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spellingShingle Multiarc and curve graphs are hierarchically hyperbolic
Kopreski, Michael C.
Geometric Topology
A multiarc and curve graph is a simplicial graph whose vertices are arc and curve systems on a compact, connected, orientable surface S. We show that all connected, non-trivial multiarc and curve graphs preserved by the natural action of PMod(S) and whose adjacent vertices have bounded geometric intersection number are hierarchically hyperbolic spaces with respect to witness subsurface projection. This result extends work of Kate Vokes on twist-free multicurve graphs and confirms two conjectures of Saul Schleimer in a broad setting. In addition, we prove that the PMod(S)-equivariant quasi-isometry type of such a graph is uniquely classified by its set of connected witness subsurfaces.
title Multiarc and curve graphs are hierarchically hyperbolic
topic Geometric Topology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.04356