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arXiv · 1709.09024

Limits of conjugacy classes under iterates of Hyperbolic elements of $\mathsf{Out(\mathbb{F})}$

Abstract

For a free group $\mathbb{F}$ of finite rank such that $\text{rank}(\mathbb{F})\geq 3$, we prove that the set of weak limits of a conjugacy class in $\mathbb{F}$ under iterates of some hyperbolic $ϕ\in\mathsf{Out(\mathbb{F})}$ is equal to the collection of generic leaves and singular lines of $ϕ$. As an application we describe the ending lamination set for a hyperbolic extension of $\mathbb{F}$ by a hyperbolic subgroup of $\mathsf{Out(\mathbb{F})}$ in a new way and use it to prove results about Cannon-Thurston maps for such extensions. We also use it to derive conditions for quasiconvexity of finitely generated, infinite index subgroups of $\mathbb{F}$ in the extension group. These results generalize similar results obtained by Mahan Mj, Kapovich-Lustig and use different techniques.

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Pritam Ghosh. 2018-02-15. Limits of conjugacy classes under iterates of Hyperbolic elements of $\mathsf{Out(\mathbb{F})}$. https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.09024

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