The odd-sided polygon representation conjecture

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Let G:=π1(P)G:=\pi_1({\mathcal P}) be the fundamental group of a 22-dimensional negatively curved acute polygon P{\mathcal P} of finite groups. Theorem asserts that when n=2kn=2k is even, GG admits a discrete, faithful, convex-cocompact action on a constant-curvature hyperbolic space Hp\mathbb H^p, where p<p<\infty depends on P{\mathcal P}. Odd-sided polygon representation conjecture. The assertion of Theorem remains valid for all odd n5n\ge 5. The paper explains that the general technique does not work when nn is odd, although a discrete, faithful, convex-cocompact representation is constructed for a special class of odd-sided nn-gons of groups when n5n\ge 5.

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Michael Kapovich, “Representations of polygons of finite groups”, arXiv:math/0310001 (2005).

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