We investigate separability questions for the mapping class group of a sur-face. While this group is not subgroup separable in general, we prove a large family of interesting subgroups are separable. This includes many classically studied subgroups such as solvable subgroups, Heegaard and Handlebody groups, geometric subgroups, and all the terms in the Johnson filtration. 1 Introduction and main results A subgroup H of G is said to be separable in G if it can be expressed as an in-tersection of finite index subgroups of G. If the trivial subgroup {1} is separable, G is residually finite. More generally, if every finitely generated subgroup of G is separable, G is subgroup separable (or LERF)
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AbstractWe investigate separability questions for the mapping class group of a surface. While this g...
A subset X of a group G is said to be separable if it is closed in the profinite topology. Separable...
AbstractA subset X of a group G is said to be separable if it is closed in the profinite topology. S...
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AbstractWe discuss separability properties of discrete groups, and introduce a new property of group...
We study the profinite topology on discrete groups and in particular the property of cyclic subgroup...
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We study the profinite topology on discrete groups and in particular the property of cyclic subgroup...
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AbstractWe study the profinite topology on discrete groups and in particular the property of cyclic ...
Using ideas based on a paper by Brunner, Burns, and Solitar [1] we find sufficient conditions on a p...
AbstractWe study the profinite topology on discrete groups and in particular the property of cyclic ...
AbstractWe investigate separability questions for the mapping class group of a surface. While this g...
A subset X of a group G is said to be separable if it is closed in the profinite topology. Separable...
AbstractA subset X of a group G is said to be separable if it is closed in the profinite topology. S...
For a group G, subgroup H < G, and g ∈ G \ H, we say that H and g are separated in G if there exi...
Abstract. Suppose that all hyperbolic groups are residually finite. The fol-lowing statements follow...
. This paper answers a question of Burns, Karrass and Solitar by giving examples of knot and link gr...
Separability is one of the basic topological properties. Most classical topological groups and Banac...
AbstractWe discuss separability properties of discrete groups, and introduce a new property of group...
We study the profinite topology on discrete groups and in particular the property of cyclic subgroup...
textWe define a strong form of subgroup separability, which we call RS separability, and we use this...
We study the profinite topology on discrete groups and in particular the property of cyclic subgroup...
Let N be a finitely generated normal subgroup of a Gromov hyperbolic group G. We establish criteria ...
AbstractWe study the profinite topology on discrete groups and in particular the property of cyclic ...
Using ideas based on a paper by Brunner, Burns, and Solitar [1] we find sufficient conditions on a p...
AbstractWe study the profinite topology on discrete groups and in particular the property of cyclic ...