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The Geometric Invariants of Group Extensions Part II: Split Extensions

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 Added by Nicholas Koban
 Publication date 2011
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We compute the {Omega}^1(G) invariant when 1 {to} H {to} G {to} K {to} 1 is a split short exact sequence. We use this result to compute the invariant for pure and full braid groups on compact surfaces. Applications to twisted conjugacy classes and to finite generation of commutator subgroups are also discussed.



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156 - Nic Koban , Peter Wong 2011
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