JSJ decompositions: definitions, existence, uniqueness. II. Compatibility and acylindricity

Abstract

This paper and its companion arXiv:0911.3173 have been replaced by arXiv:1602.05139. We define the compatibility JSJ tree of a group G over a class of subgroups. It exists whenever G is finitely presented and leads to a canonical tree (not a deformation space) which is invariant under automorphisms. Under acylindricity hypotheses, we prove that the (usual) JSJ deformation space and the compatibility JSJ tree exist, and we describe their flexible subgroups. We apply these results to finitely generated CSA groups, Γ-limit groups (allowing torsion), and relatively hyperbolic groups.

This paper and its companion arXiv:0911.3173 have been replaced by arXiv:1602.05139

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