Boundaries of hyperbolic groups can tell you a great deal about the group. For instance, one can show two groups are not quasi-isometric by showing their boundaries are not homeomorphic. Paulin showed that under the right conditions you can show that two groups with homeomorphic boundaries are quasi-isometric. By restricting to rays satisfying the Morse property, one can define an analogous boundary for more general groups. Inspired by the theorem of Paulin, we give precise conditions for when a homeomorphism between the Morse boundaries of two groups is induced by a quasi-isometry of the groups themselves. This is joint work with Ruth Charney and Devin Murray.
Quasi-möbius maps of Morse boundaries
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Matthew Cordes
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ETH Zürich
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