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  1. ; ; (, Journal of algebra)
    We show that a conjecture of Putman–Wieland, which posits the nonexistence of finite orbits for higher Prym representations of the mapping class group, is equivalent to the existence of surface-by-surface and surface-by-free groups which do not virtually algebraically fiber. While the question about the existence of such groups remains open, we will show that there exist free-by-free and free-by-surface groups which do not algebraically fiber (hence fail to be virtually RFRS) 
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  2. ; (, Math. Res. Lett.)
    We study the Bowditch boundaries of relatively hyperbolic group pairs, focusing on the case where there are no cut points. We show that if (G,P) is a rigid relatively hyperbolic group pair whose boundary embeds in S2, then the action on the boundary extends to a convergence group action on S2. More generally, if the boundary is connected and planar with no cut points, we show that every element of P is virtually a surface group. This conclusion is consistent with the conjecture that such a group G is virtually Kleinian. We give numerous examples to show the necessity of our assumptions 
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  3. ; (, Annales de l'Institut Fourier)
    A group is called free-by-free if it is the semi-direct product of two finitely generated free groups. A group is coherent if any finitely generated subgroup is finitely presented, and incoherent otherwise. In this paper, the authors provide evidence towards the conjecture (due independently to the authors and Dani Wise) that every free-by-free group is incoherent. To do this, they give a homological condition which lets them conclude that the free-by-free group has a finite index subgroup which surjects onto ℤ with finitely generated kernel; standard arguments imply that this kernel cannot be finitely presented. As an important special case, they show that if the free-by-free group is hyperbolic and virtually special, then it is incoherent. 
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