Seminar series
          
      Date
              Mon, 23 May 2016
      
      
          Time
        15:45 - 
        16:45
          Location
              L6
          Speaker
              Panos Papazoglou
          Organisation
              Oxford
          It is known that if the boundary of a 1-ended
	hyperbolic group G has a local cut point then G splits over a 2-ended group. We prove a similar theorem for CAT(0)
	groups, namely that if a finite set of points separates the boundary of a 1-ended CAT(0) group G
	then G splits over a 2-ended group. Along the way we prove two results of independent interest: we show that continua separated
	by finite sets of points admit a tree-like decomposition and we show a splitting theorem for nesting actions on R-trees.
	This is joint work with Eric Swenson.
 
    