Uniform convergence conjecture for mapping torus subgroups
Uniform convergence conjecture for mapping torus subgroups
Let be the mapping torus subgroup from the preceding conjecture, acting on by the action constructed in the paper's false proof.
Uniform convergence conjecture. This action is a uniform convergence group.
The conjecture is proposed as a stronger version of the convergence-group conjecture because the proof fails only when a limiting point may be fixed by the monodromy. The paper does not resolve this issue, so the stronger conjecture remains open.
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Juan Alonso, Hyungryul Baik and Eric Samperton, “On laminar groups, Tits alternatives, and convergence group actions on S^2”, arXiv:1411.3532 (2019).
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