Relative hyperbolization conjecture for primitivity rank two one-relator groups

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Let FF be a free group, let w∈F∖{1}w\in F\setminus\{1\} have primitivity rank π(w)=2\pi(w)=2, and let G=F/⟨ ⁣⟨w⟩ ⁣⟩G=F/\langle\!\langle w\rangle\!\rangle. Let P<GP<G be the peripheral subgroup supplied by the preceding result, namely a two-generator one-relator subgroup such that every two-generator subgroup of GG is either free or conjugate into PP. Relative hyperbolization conjecture. The group GG is hyperbolic relative to PP. This is proposed as a counterpart to the one-relator hyperbolization conjecture; the source gives no resolution and identifies the primitivity-rank-two case as the remaining case of interest after the torsion case.

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Larsen Louder and Henry Wilton, “Negative immersions for one-relator groups”, arXiv:1803.02671 (2021).

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