CK-admissible groups' Cantor-chain conjecture for visual sublinearly Morse boundaries

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Let GG be a CK-admissible group acting geometrically on a Hadamard space YY. Let TT_{\infty} be the Bass–Serre tree associated to the graph-of-groups structure of GG, and let κY\partial_{\kappa}Y denote the κ\kappa-Morse boundary. The topology T(G,[T])\mathcal{T}(G,[T_{\infty}]) is induced by the action on TT_{\infty}. CK-admissible Cantor-chain conjecture. The space (κY,T(G,[T]))(\partial_{\kappa}Y,\mathcal{T}(G,[T_{\infty}])) is a Cantor chain and coincides with κY\partial_{\kappa}Y equipped with the visual topology. This conjecture extends the graph-manifold result to CK-admissible groups, whose Bass–Serre actions are largest acylindrical actions; the general statement remains open.

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Carolyn Abbott and Merlin Incerti-Medici, “Hyperbolic projections and topological invariance of sublinearly Morse boundaries”, arXiv:2212.09539 (2022).

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