Tits' Center Conjecture for convex subcomplexes of spherical buildings
Tits' Center Conjecture for convex subcomplexes of spherical buildings
Let be a spherical building and let be a convex subcomplex. A center is a point fixed by the automorphisms of preserving . Tits' Center Conjecture. Either is a subbuilding, or the action
has a fixed point. The conjecture was proposed by J. Tits and concerns fixed-point phenomena for convex subcomplexes; the source abstract states that the result is proved for buildings of type or , completing the proof for thick spherical buildings together with earlier work.
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Primary source
Carlos Ramos-Cuevas, “The Center Conjecture for thick spherical buildings”, arXiv:0909.2761 (2013).
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