2020
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2010.12720
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The profinite completion of the fundamental group of infinite graphs of groups

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“…To achieve such embedding one has to replace the vertex and edge group with their images in Π 1 pG, Γq (see [15] for details). Since we consider here splittings of pro-p groups as a graph of pro-p groups, we take a different approach developed in [1] to define Π 1 pG, Γ, vq with respect to a base point that gives the embedding above automatically.…”
Section: Fundamental Pro-p Group Of a Profinite Graph Of Pro-p Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To achieve such embedding one has to replace the vertex and edge group with their images in Π 1 pG, Γq (see [15] for details). Since we consider here splittings of pro-p groups as a graph of pro-p groups, we take a different approach developed in [1] to define Π 1 pG, Γ, vq with respect to a base point that gives the embedding above automatically.…”
Section: Fundamental Pro-p Group Of a Profinite Graph Of Pro-p Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a natural continuous action of G on S given by gpg 1 Πpmqq " gg 1 Πpmq, where g, g 1 P G, m P Γ. Clearly GzS " Γ.…”
Section: Standard Pro-p Treementioning
confidence: 99%