Fibred Farrell–Jones isomorphism conjecture

Let GG be a discrete group and let F\mathcal F be a family of subgroups of GG. For a group homomorphism φ:KG\varphi:K{\longrightarrow} G, define the induced family

φF={HKφ(H)F}.\varphi^*\mathcal F=\{H\leq K\mid \varphi(H)\in\mathcal F\}.

Let E(φF)E(\varphi^*\mathcal F) be a model for the universal KK-space for this family, and let HnK(;K)H^K_n(-;\mathbb K) be the relevant equivariant homology theory. Fibred Farrell–Jones isomorphism conjecture. The pair (G,F)(G,\mathcal F) satisfies the Fibred Isomorphism Conjecture if, for every group homomorphism φ:KG\varphi:K{\longrightarrow} G, the assembly map

HnK(E(φF);K)HnK(pt;K)H^K_n(E(\varphi^*\mathcal F);\mathbb K)\longrightarrow H^K_n(\mathit{pt};\mathbb K)

is an isomorphism for all nZn\in{\mathbb Z}. This fibred formulation is designed to apply in more general situations than the ordinary Farrell–Jones conjecture; the paper subsequently uses it for surface braid groups.

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John Guaschi and Daniel Juan-Pineda, “A survey of surface braid groups and the lower algebraic K-theory of their group rings”, arXiv:1302.6536 (2013).

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