-trees and laminations for free groups I: Algebraic laminations
arXiv:math/0609416 · doi:10.1112/jlms/jdn052
Abstract
This paper is the first of a sequence of three papers, where the concept of an -tree dual to a measured geodesic lamination in a hyperbolic surface is generalized to arbitrary -trees provided with a (very small) action of the free group of finite rank by isometries. Three different definitions are given and they are proved to be equivalent. We also describe the topology and Out-action on the space of laminations.
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