The finiteness-property conjecture for full subdirect products of curve groups

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Let GG be a subgroup of a direct product DD of smooth curve groups, and let ϕ\phi be the associated map to the product of the quotient groups, as in the surrounding construction. Assume that GG is a full subdirect product of DD, and let k1k\geq 1. Finiteness-property conjecture. The group GG is of type FPk(Q)FP_k(\mathbb{Q}) if and only if either ϕ\phi is not injective or GG has a finite-index subgroup which is a direct product of at most kk smooth curve groups. The surrounding results establish related implications for injective maps and infinite-index subgroups, but the supplied text does not state a resolution of this equivalence.

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Enrique Artal Bartolo, Jose Ignacio Cogolludo-Agustin and Daniel Matei, “Quasi-projectivity, Artin-Tits Groups, and Pencil Maps”, arXiv:1005.5225 (2010).

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