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Acylindrical hyperbolicity for Artin groups with a visual splitting

Abstract

We establish a criterion that implies the acylindrical hyperbolicity of many Artin groups admitting a visual splitting. This gives a variety of new examples of acylindrically hyperbolic Artin groups, including many Artin groups of FC-type. Our approach relies on understanding when parabolic subgroups are weakly malnormal in a given Artin group. We formulate a conjecture for when this happens, and prove it for several classes of Artin groups, including all spherical-type, all two-dimensional, and all even FC-type Artin groups. In addition, we establish some connections between several conjectures about Artin groups, related to questions of acylindrical hyperbolicity, weak malnormality of parabolic subgroups, and intersections of parabolic subgroups.

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Ruth Charney, Alexandre Martin, Rose Morris-Wright. 2024-04-17. Acylindrical hyperbolicity for Artin groups with a visual splitting. https://doi.org/10.2140/agt.2026.26.1507

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