We prove a quantitative version of the classical Tits' alternative for discrete groups acting on packed Gromov-hyperbolic spaces supporting a convex geodesic bicombing. Some geometric consequences, as uniform estimates on systole, diastole, algebraic entropy and critical exponent of the groups, will be presented. Finally we will study the behaviour of these group actions under limits, providing new examples of compact classes of metric spaces.

Discrete groups of packed, non-positively curved, Gromov hyperbolic metric spaces / Cavallucci, Nicola; Sambusetti, Andrea. - 218:2(2024), pp. 2-52. [10.1007/s10711-023-00874-z]

Discrete groups of packed, non-positively curved, Gromov hyperbolic metric spaces

Cavallucci, Nicola;Sambusetti, Andrea
2024

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We prove a quantitative version of the classical Tits' alternative for discrete groups acting on packed Gromov-hyperbolic spaces supporting a convex geodesic bicombing. Some geometric consequences, as uniform estimates on systole, diastole, algebraic entropy and critical exponent of the groups, will be presented. Finally we will study the behaviour of these group actions under limits, providing new examples of compact classes of metric spaces.
2024
Gromov-hyperbolicity; packing; Tits alternative; entropy; Gromov-Hausdorff convergence
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Discrete groups of packed, non-positively curved, Gromov hyperbolic metric spaces / Cavallucci, Nicola; Sambusetti, Andrea. - 218:2(2024), pp. 2-52. [10.1007/s10711-023-00874-z]
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