The universal locally free subgroup conjecture for finite-volume hyperbolic 3-manifolds

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Let NN be a finite-volume hyperbolic 33-manifold. A subgroup is locally free if every finitely generated subgroup of it is free.

Universal locally free subgroup conjecture. The fundamental group π1(N)\pi_1(N) contains a subgroup which is locally free but not free.

The theorem established in the paper proves this property for infinitely many commensurability classes, while the conjecture proposes it for every finite-volume hyperbolic 33-manifold. The source notes that there is no direct evidence beyond that theorem and the commensurability invariance of the property.

References

Primary source

James W. Anderson, “Commensurability and locally free Kleinian groups”, arXiv:math/9903138 (1999).

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