3-dimensional homotopy covering conjecture
3-dimensional homotopy covering conjecture
Let a P3R group be a finitely presented group whose universal cover is proper homotopy equivalent to a 3-manifold. An end is semi-stable when its fundamental pro-group at infinity has a representative tower with surjective bonding morphisms, and it has pro-(finitely generated free) fundamental pro-group when that pro-group is pro-isomorphic to an inverse system of finitely generated free groups. 3-dimensional homotopy covering conjecture. A finitely presented group is P3R if and only if each of its ends is semi-stable and has pro-(finitely generated free) fundamental pro-group. The paper gives evidence by proving the characterization for qsf groups; the converse in general is presented as open.
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Louis Funar, Francisco F. Lasheras and Dusan Repovs, “Groups which are not properly 3-realizable”, arXiv:0709.1576 (2012).
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