Groups which are not properly 3-realizable
Louis Funar, Francisco F. Lasheras, Dusan Repovs

TL;DR
This paper investigates the properties of groups that are not properly 3-realizable, establishing conditions under which such groups have certain topological features, and providing the first examples of finitely presented groups lacking proper 3-realizability.
Contribution
It proves that properly 3-realizable groups with quasi-simply filtered property have specific topological features and presents the first examples of finitely presented groups that are not properly 3-realizable.
Findings
Properly 3-realizable groups with quasi-simply filtered property have semi-stable ends.
Such groups have pro-(finitely generated free) fundamental group at infinity.
Examples include large families of Coxeter groups that are not properly 3-realizable.
Abstract
A group is properly 3-realizable if it is the fundamental group of a compact polyhedron whose universal covering is proper homotopically equivalent to some 3-manifold. We prove that when such a group is also quasi-simply filtered then it has {\em pro-(finitely generated free) fundamental group at infinity} and {\em semi-stable ends}. Conjecturally the quasi-simply filtration assumption is superfluous. Using these restrictions we provide the first examples of finitely presented groups which are not properly 3-realizable, for instance large families of Coxeter groups.
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