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most citedLarge groups, Property (tau) and the homology growth of subgroups

4 citations · 8 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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14 papers

math.GR20054 cited

Large groups, Property (tau) and the homology growth of subgroups

Marc Lackenby

We investigate the homology of finite index subgroups G_i of a given finitely presented group G. Specifically, we examine d_p(G_i), which is the dimension of the first homology of…

math.GT2005

Covering spaces of 3-orbifolds

Marc Lackenby

Let O be a compact orientable 3-orbifold with non-empty singular locus and a finite volume hyperbolic structure. (Equivalently, O is the quotient of hyperbolic 3-space by a lattice…

math.GT2005

Some 3-manifolds and 3-orbifolds with large fundamental group

Marc Lackenby

We provide two new proofs of a theorem of Cooper, Long and Reid which asserts that, apart from an explicit finite list of exceptional manifolds, any compact orientable irreducible…

math.GR20041 cited

A characterisation of large finitely presented groups

Marc Lackenby

A group is known as `large' if some finite index subgroup admits a surjective homomorphism onto a non-abelian free group. In this paper, we give a necessary and sufficient conditio…

math.GR2004

Expanders, rank and graphs of groups

Marc Lackenby

Let G be a finitely presented group, and let {G_i} be a collection of finite index normal subgroups that is closed under intersections. Then, we prove that at least one of the foll…

math.GT2003

The Heegaard genus of amalgamated 3-manifolds

Marc Lackenby

Let M and M' be simple 3-manifolds, each with connected boundary of genus at least two. Suppose that M and M' are glued via a homeomorphism between their boundaries. Then we show t…