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arXiv · 2412.20065

Property QT of relatively hierarchically hyperbolic groups

Abstract

Using the projection complex machinery, Bestvina--Bromberg--Fujiwara, Hagen--Petyt, and Han--Nguyen--Yang have proved that several classes of nonpositively curved groups admit equivariant quasi-isometric embeddings into finite products of quasi-trees, i.e. having property QT. In this paper, we unify and generalize these results by establishing a sufficient condition for relatively hierarchically hyperbolic groups to have property QT. As applications, we show that a group has property QT if it is residually finite and belongs to one of the following classes of groups: admissible groups, hyperbolic-$2$-decomposable groups with no distorted elements, Artin groups of large and hyperbolic type, and $\pi_1$-extension groups of lattice Veech groups. We also introduce a slightly stronger version of property QT, called property QT$_0$, and show the invariance of property QT$_0$ under graph products.

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Bingxue Tao. 2024-12-28. Property QT of relatively hierarchically hyperbolic groups. https://doi.org/10.2140/pjm.2026.343.231

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