The H1H_1-semistability conjecture for finitely presented groups

Let GG be a 1-ended finitely presented group, and let ε(G)\varepsilon(G) denote its end. Write pro\operatorname*{pro}-H1(ε(G);Z)H_{1}(\varepsilon(G);\mathbb{Z}) for the inverse system of first homology groups at infinity. The H1H_1-semistability conjecture. For every 1-ended finitely presented group GG, pro\operatorname*{pro}-H1(ε(G);Z)H_{1}(\varepsilon(G);\mathbb{Z}) is semistable. The source presents this as an open variation of the Semistability Conjecture; no general resolution is given.

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Craig R. Guilbault, “Ends, shapes, and boundaries in manifold topology and geometric group theory”, arXiv:1210.6741 (2021).

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