1990
DOI: 10.1112/jlms/s2-42.1.111
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Ending Laminations and Boundaries for Deformation Spaces of Kleinian Groups

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“…It then follows from Corollary 6 of [23] that also lies in the boundary of the component of CC( 1 (M k )) corresponding to (M k ; h ). (One may also use Theorem 2.2 to construct a sequence { n } in the component of CC( 1 (M k )) corresponding to (M k ; h ) which converges to .)…”
Section: Deformation Spaces Of Kleinian Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It then follows from Corollary 6 of [23] that also lies in the boundary of the component of CC( 1 (M k )) corresponding to (M k ; h ). (One may also use Theorem 2.2 to construct a sequence { n } in the component of CC( 1 (M k )) corresponding to (M k ; h ) which converges to .)…”
Section: Deformation Spaces Of Kleinian Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The "if" part was proved in Ohshika [34]. The "only if" part, which is really relevant to our argument, is also well known.…”
Section: Twisted I-bundle Casementioning
confidence: 66%
“…Using Lemma 6.1, we can assume thatˆjP is an embedding into P 0 . Since we also know that Proposition 6.5 is true for the case when every boundary component of @C n P is incompressible by the main theorem of [44], this means that there is a relative compact core . x C 0 ; x P 0 / of .M S / 0 such that x j x † j is a homeomorphism to a component of @ x C 0 n x P 0 facing an end x e j for which x .…”
Section: Summary Of Proofmentioning
confidence: 99%