Mathematics – Group Theory
Scientific paper
2010-12-08
Groups, Geometry and Dynamics, 4, no.4, 2010, 693-707
Mathematics
Group Theory
14 pages
Scientific paper
10.4171/GGD/101
A group $\Gamma$ is defined to be cofinitely Hopfian if every homomorphism $\Gamma\to\Gamma$ whose image is of finite index is an automorphism. Geometrically significant groups enjoying this property include certain relatively hyperbolic groups and many lattices. A knot group is cofinitely Hopfian if and only if the knot is not a torus knot. A free-by-cyclic group is cofinitely Hopfian if and only if it has trivial centre. Applications to the theory of open mappings between manifolds are presented.
Bridson Martin R.
Groves Daniel
Hillman Jonathan A.
Martin Gaven J.
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