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J Aramayona1, J Aroca1, M Cumplido2
1Instituto de Ciencias Matemáticas, ICMAT (CSIC-UAM-UC3M-UCM), Madrid, Spain.
Abstract:
Given , let denote the closed surface of genus g with a Cantor set removed, if ; or the blooming Cantor tree, when . We construct a family of subgroups of whose elements preserve a block decomposition of , and eventually like act like an element of H, where H is a prescribed subgroup of the mapping class group of the block. The group surjects onto an appropriate symmetric Thompson group of Farley-Hughes; in particular, it answers positively. Our main result asserts that is of type if and only if H is. As a consequence, for every and every , we construct a subgroup that is of type but not of type , and which contains the mapping class group of every compact surface of genus and with non-empty boundary.
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