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A Decomposition Theorem for Higher Rank Coxeter Groups

Ryan Blair, Ryan Ottman

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In this paper, we show that any Coxeter graph which defines a higher rank Coxeter group must have disjoint induced subgraphs each of which defines a hyperbolic or higher rank Coxeter group where the groups in question do not necessarily act cocompactly or cofinitely. We then use this result to demonstrate several classes of Coxeter graphs which define hyperbolic Coxeter groups and to produce structure theorems for hyperbolic Coxeter groups.

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In this paper, we show that any Coxeter graph which defines a higher rank Coxeter group must have disjoint induced subgraphs each of which defines a hyperbolic or higher rank Coxeter group where the groups in question do not necessarily act cocompactly or cofinitely. We then use this result to demonstrate several classes of Coxeter graphs which define hyperbolic Coxeter groups and to produce structure theorems for hyperbolic Coxeter groups.

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In this paper, we show that any Coxeter graph which defines a higher rank Coxeter group must have disjoint induced subgraphs each of which defines a hyperbolic or higher rank Coxeter group where the groups in question do not necessarily act cocompactly or cofinitely. We then use this result to demonstrate several classes of Coxeter graphs which define hyperbolic Coxeter groups and to produce structure theorems for hyperbolic Coxeter groups.

Key concepts: Coxeter group, Longest element of a Coxeter group, Mathematics, Point group, Coxeter complex, Artin group, Coxeter element, Combinatorics

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