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Bredon cohomological dimension for virtually abelian stabilisers for \(\mathrm{CAT}(0)\) groups. (English) Zbl 07421761

Summary: Given a discrete group \(G\), for any integer \(r\geq 0\) we consider the family of all virtually abelian subgroups of \(G\) of rank at most \(r\). We give an upper bound for the Bredon cohomological dimension of \(G\) for this family for a certain class of groups acting on \(\mathrm{CAT}(0)\) spaces. This covers the case of Coxeter groups, Right-angled Artin groups, fundamental groups of special cube complexes and graph products of finite groups. Our construction partially answers a question of Lafont.

MSC:

20F65 Geometric group theory
20F67 Hyperbolic groups and nonpositively curved groups
20J05 Homological methods in group theory

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