The criterion for relative quasiconvexity of tamely generated subgroups

Let GG be hyperbolic relative to a peripheral structure P\mathbb P. Suppose that GG splits as a finite graph of groups whose edge groups are finitely generated and relatively quasiconvex. Let HGH\leq G be tamely generated, and suppose that each subgroup HvH_v is finitely generated for every vertex vv in the Bass–Serre tree.

Relative quasiconvexity criterion. Then HH is relatively quasiconvex in GG.

This criterion is suggested by the strongest result proved in the paper and would extend the established quasiconvexity results for subgroups arising from splittings. The statement is presented as a conjectural criterion; its general validity is not established here.

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Hadi Bigdely and Daniel T. Wise, “Quasiconvexity and relatively hyperbolic groups that split”, arXiv:1211.1993 (2012).

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