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arXiv · 2410.17129

Type VF for outer automorphism groups of large-type Artin groups

Abstract

Given a connected large-type Artin group $A_\Gamma$, we introduce a deformation space $\mathcal{D}$. If $\Gamma$ is triangle-free, or has all labels at least 6, we show that this space is canonical, in that it depends only on the isomorphism type of $A_\Gamma$, and admits an $\Out(A_\Gamma)$-action. Using this action we conclude that $\Out(A_\Gamma)$ is of type VF, which implies $\Out(A_\Gamma)$ finitely presentable. We emphasise that our proof can handle cases where $\Gamma$ has separating vertices, which were previously problematic. In fact, our proof works for all connected large-type Artin groups satisfying the technical condition of having rigid chunks. We conjecture that all connected large-type Artin groups have rigid chunks, and therefore outer automorphism groups of type VF.

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Oli Jones. 2024-10-22. Type VF for outer automorphism groups of large-type Artin groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.17129

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