Axis bundles in free-by-cyclic groups
Maxwell Plummer

TL;DR
This paper investigates the properties of axis bundles in free-by-cyclic groups, revealing that having a unique axis is non-generic and that certain discreteness properties do not imply finiteness.
Contribution
It demonstrates the non-generic nature of monodromies with a lone axis and clarifies the limitations of discreteness implying finiteness in this context.
Findings
Lone axis property is non-generic in free-by-cyclic groups.
Associated splittings are projectively discrete in first cohomology.
Discreteness does not imply finiteness for these splittings.
Abstract
Given a splitting of a free-by-cyclic group, the associated monodromy acts on outer space preserving Handel and Mosher's "axis bundle." We show that the property of a monodromy having a "lone axis" is non-generic in the sense that the associated splittings are projectively discrete in first cohomology. Additionally, we show that this discreteness statement cannot be promoted to a finiteness statement.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
