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Small cancellation and outer automorphisms of Kazhdan groups acting on hyperbolic spaces

Abstract

We show that every finite group realizes as the outer automorphism group of an ICC hyperbolic group with Kazhdan property (T). This result complements the well-known theorem of Paulin stating that the outer automorphism group of every hyperbolic group with property (T) is finite. We also show that, for every countable group $Q$, there exists an acylindrically hyperbolic group $G$ with property (T) such that $Out(G)\cong Q$. The proofs employ strengthened versions of some previously known results in small cancellation theory.

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I. Chifan, A. Ioana, D. Osin, B. Sun. 2023-04-15. Small cancellation and outer automorphisms of Kazhdan groups acting on hyperbolic spaces. https://doi.org/10.2140/agt.2025.25.5463

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