Free Products and the Isomorphism between Standard and Dual Artin Groups
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| author | Resteghini, Sirio |
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| contents | Given a Coxeter system with a fixed Coxeter element, there is a surjective group morphism $Ψ$ from the standard to the dual Artin groups. We give conditions that are sufficient, necessary or equivalent to $Ψ$ being an isomorphism. In particular, we prove that if the Hurwitz action on the reduced words of any element in the noncrossing partition poset is transitive, and if the Hurwitz action on the reduced words of the Coxeter element has the same stabilizer as essentially the same action viewed in the standard Artin group, then $Ψ$ is an isomorphism. Both of those conditions are already known in some cases, notably in spherical and affine types. We then prove that taking the free (or direct) product of groups that satisfy those two conditions yields another group that, with a suitable Coxeter element, also satisfies them. |
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| spellingShingle | Free Products and the Isomorphism between Standard and Dual Artin Groups Resteghini, Sirio Group Theory Algebraic Topology Combinatorics Geometric Topology 20F36 (Primary) 20F55, 20E06 (Secondary) Given a Coxeter system with a fixed Coxeter element, there is a surjective group morphism $Ψ$ from the standard to the dual Artin groups. We give conditions that are sufficient, necessary or equivalent to $Ψ$ being an isomorphism. In particular, we prove that if the Hurwitz action on the reduced words of any element in the noncrossing partition poset is transitive, and if the Hurwitz action on the reduced words of the Coxeter element has the same stabilizer as essentially the same action viewed in the standard Artin group, then $Ψ$ is an isomorphism. Both of those conditions are already known in some cases, notably in spherical and affine types. We then prove that taking the free (or direct) product of groups that satisfy those two conditions yields another group that, with a suitable Coxeter element, also satisfies them. |
| title | Free Products and the Isomorphism between Standard and Dual Artin Groups |
| topic | Group Theory Algebraic Topology Combinatorics Geometric Topology 20F36 (Primary) 20F55, 20E06 (Secondary) |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.17724 |