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Asymptotically conformal and asymptotically rigid mapping class groups
Javier Aramayona, George Domat, Christopher Leininger
We give conditions ensuring that an asymptotically rigid mapping class group, specifically a surface Houghton group , has finite index in the asymptotically conform…
Non-planar ends are continuously unforgettable
Javier Aramayona, Rodrigo De Pool, Rachel Skipper +3
We show that continuous epimorphisms between a class of subgroups of mapping class groups of orientable infinite-genus 2-manifolds with no planar ends are always induced by homeomo…
Surface Houghton groups
Javier Aramayona, Kai-Uwe Bux, Heejoung Kim +1
For every , the {\em surface Houghton group} is defined as the asymptotically rigid mapping class group of a surface with exactly ends, all of them non-p…
Block mapping class groups and their finiteness properties
Javier Aramayona, Julio Aroca, María Cumplido +2
A Cantor surface is a non-compact surface obtained by gluing copies of a fixed compact surface (a block), with boundary components, in a tree-like fashio…
Asymptotic mapping class groups of Cantor manifolds and their finiteness properties
Javier Aramayona, Kai-Uwe Bux, Jonas Flechsig +2
We prove that the infinite family of asymptotic mapping class groups of surfaces of defined by Funar--Kapoudjian and Aramayona--Funar are of type , thus answering questio…
Matching arc complexes: connectedness and hyperbolicity
Javier Aramayona, Rodrigo de Pool, Alejandro Fernández
Addressing a question of Zaremsky, we give conditions on a finite simplicial graph which guarantee that the associated matching arc complex is connected and hyperbolic.
Big mapping class groups and the co-Hopfian property
Javier Aramayona, Christopher J. Leininger, Alan McLeay
We study injective homomorphisms between big mapping class groups of infinite-type surfaces. First, we construct (uncountably many) examples of surfaces without boundary whose (pur…
Big mapping class groups: an overview
Javier Aramayona, Nicholas G. Vlamis
We survey recent developments on mapping class groups of surfaces of infinite topological type.
Big Torelli groups: generation and commensuration
Javier Aramayona, Tyrone Ghaswala, Autumn E. Kent +3
For any surface of infinite topological type, we study the Torelli subgroup of the mapping class group , whose elements are those mapping classe…
Quotients of the mapping class group by power subgroups
Javier Aramayona, Louis Funar
We study the quotient of the mapping class group of a surface of genus with punctures, by the subgroup generated by the…
The first integral cohomology of pure mapping class groups
Javier Aramayona, Priyam Patel, Nicholas G. Vlamis
It is a classical result of Powell that pure mapping class groups of connected, orientable surfaces of finite type and genus at least three are perfect. In stark contrast, we const…
Asymptotic mapping class groups of closed surfaces punctured along Cantor sets
Javier Aramayona, Louis Funar
We introduce subgroups of the mapping class group of a closed surface of genus with a Cantor set removed, which are extension…
Arc and curve graphs for infinite-type surfaces
Javier Aramayona, Ariadna Fossas, Hugo Parlier
We study arc graphs and curve graphs for surfaces of infinite topological type. First, we define an arc graph relative to a finite number of (isolated) punctures and prove that it…
Exhausting curve complexes by finite rigid sets
Javier Aramayona, Christopher J. Leininger
Let be a connected orientable surface of finite topological type. We prove that there is an exhaustion of the curve complex by a sequence of finite rigid sets.
Injective maps between flip graphs
Javier Aramayona, Thomas Koberda, Hugo Parlier
We prove that every injective simplicial map between flip graphs is induced by a subsurface inclusion , except in finitely many cases.…
The proper geometric dimension of the mapping class group
Javier Aramayona, Conchita Martínez-Pérez
We show that the mapping class group of a closed surface admits a cocompact classifying space for proper actions of dimension equal to its virtual cohomological dimension.
Finite rigid sets in curve complexes
Javier Aramayona, Christopher J. Leininger
We prove that curve complexes of surfaces are finitely rigid: for every orientable surface S of finite topological type, we identify a finite subcomplex X of the curve complex C(S)…
Convexity of strata in diagonal pants graphs of surfaces
Javier Aramayona, Cyril Lecuire, Hugo Parlier +1
We prove a number of convexity results for strata of the diagonal pants graph of a surface, in analogy with the extrinsic geometric properties of strata in the Weil-Petersson compl…
Homomorphisms between mapping class groups
Javier Aramayona, Juan Souto
Suppose that and are surfaces of finite topological type, where has genus and has genus at most ; in addition, suppose that is not closed if it…
Simplicial embeddings between pants graphs
Javier Aramayona
We prove that, except in some low-complexity cases, every locally injective simplicial map between pants graphs is induced by a -injective embedding between the corresponding…
Injections of mapping class groups
Javier Aramayona, Christopher J. Leininger, Juan Souto
We construct new monomorphisms between mapping class groups of surfaces. The first family of examples injects the mapping class group of a closed surface into that of a different c…
Constructing convex planes in the pants complex
Javier Aramayona, Hugo Parlier, Kenneth J. Shackleton
Our main theorem identifies a class of totally geodesic subgraphs of the 1-skeleton of the pants complex, each isomorphic to the product of two Farey graphs. We deduce the existenc…
Totally geodesic subgraphs of the pants complex
Javier Aramayona, Hugo Parlier, Kenneth J. Shackleton
Our main theorem asserts that every Farey graph embedded in the 1-skeleton of the pants complex of any finite type surface is totally geodesic.
A simple criterion for non-relative hyperbolicity and one-endedness of groups
James W. Anderson, Javier Aramayona, Kenneth J. Shackleton
We give a combinatorial criterion that implies both the non-strong relative hyperbolicity and the one-endedness of a finitely generated group. We use this to show that many importa…