AbstractLet f:M→N be a continuous map between closed irreducible graph manifolds with infinite fundamental group. Perron and Shalen (1999) [16] showed that if f induces a homology equivalence on all finite covers, then f is in fact homotopic to a homeomorphism. Their proof used the statement that every graph manifold is finitely covered by a 3-manifold whose fundamental group is residually p for every prime p. We will show that this statement regarding graph manifold groups is not true in general, but we will show how to modify the argument of Perron and Shalen to recover their main result. As a by-product we will determine all semidirect products Z⋉Zd which are residually p for every prime p
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Abstract. Let M be a graph manifold. We prove that fundamental groups of embed-ded incompressible su...
[EN] The Bohr topology of an Abelian group G is the initial topology on G with respect to the family...
A group G is residually finite (RF) if for every nontrivial element g in G, there exists a finite in...
Abstract. Let f: M → N be a continuous map between closed irreducible graph manifolds with infinite ...
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We establish conditions under which the fundamental group of a graph of finite $p$-groups is necessa...
AbstractWe give a characterization, in terms of homological data in covering spaces, of those maps b...
Let f: M -> N be a proper map between two aspherical compact orientable 3-manifolds with empty or to...
In this paper, we study some of the basic properties of persistent homotopy. We show that persistent...
In this thesis we study the finite quotients of 3-manifold groups, concerning both residual properti...
We develop conditions for a graph cover to be a $\times$-homotopy cover, satisfying a $\times$-homot...
Abstract. A group is called extended residually finite (ERF) if every subgroup is closed in the prof...
In this thesis we study the finite quotients of 3-manifold groups, concerning both residual properti...
Persistent homotopy is one of the newest algebraic topology methods in order to understand and captu...
A 3-manifold M is said to have Property C if the degrees of finite coverings over M are determined b...
Abstract. Let M be a graph manifold. We prove that fundamental groups of embed-ded incompressible su...
[EN] The Bohr topology of an Abelian group G is the initial topology on G with respect to the family...
A group G is residually finite (RF) if for every nontrivial element g in G, there exists a finite in...