Closure of surface-subgroup-free right-angled Artin graphs under complete graph amalgamation

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Let A(Γ)A(\Gamma) denote the right-angled Artin group associated to a graph Γ\Gamma, and let N\mathcal{N} be the class of graphs such that A(Γ)A(\Gamma) does not contain a closed hyperbolic surface group. A complete graph amalgamation of two graphs is their union when their intersection is a complete graph; the two graphs are induced subgraphs of the union. Closure conjecture. The class N\mathcal{N} is closed under complete graph amalgamation. This would provide a key step toward a graph-theoretic characterization of right-angled Artin groups that do not contain closed hyperbolic surface groups; the conjecture's resolution is not specified in the source.

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Sang-hyun Kim, “On right-angled Artin groups without surface subgroups”, arXiv:0811.1946 (2009).

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