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math.GR2025

Connectivity of Coxeter group Morse boundaries

Matthew Cordes, Ivan Levcovitz

We study the connectivity of Morse boundaries of Coxeter groups. We define two conditions on the defining graph of a Coxeter group: wide-avoidant and wide-spherical-avoidant. We sh…

math.GR2020

Foundations of geometric approximate group theory

Matthew Cordes, Tobias Hartnick, Vera Tonić

We develop the foundations of a geometric theory of countably-infinite approximate groups, extending work of Björklund and the second-named author. Our theory is based on the notio…

math.GR2020★ 1 cited

Regularity of Morse geodesics and growth of stable subgroups

Matthew Cordes, Jacob Russell, Davide Spriano +1

We prove that Morse local-to-global groups grow exponentially faster than their infinite index stable subgroups. This generalizes a result of Dahmani, Futer, and Wise in the contex…

math.GR2020★ 2 cited

An embedding of the Morse boundary in the Martin boundary

Matthew Cordes, Matthieu Dussaule, Ilya Gekhtman

We construct a one-to-one continuous map from the Morse boundary of a hierarchically hyperbolic group to its Martin boundary. This construction is based on deviation inequalities g…

math.GR2016

Relatively hyperbolic groups with fixed peripherals

Matthew Cordes, David Hume

We build quasi--isometry invariants of relatively hyperbolic groups which detect the hyperbolic parts of the group; these are variations of the stable dimension constructions previ…

math.GR2016

Boundary convex cocompactness and stability of subgroups of finitely generated groups

Matthew Cordes, Matthew Gentry Durham

A Kleinian group is called convex cocompact if any orbit of in is quasiconvex or, equivalently, acts cocompactly on the convex…

math.GR2015

Random nilpotent groups I

Matthew Cordes, Moon Duchin, Yen Duong +2

We study random nilpotent groups in the well-established style of random groups, by choosing relators uniformly among freely reduced words of (nearly) equal length and letting the…