Geometry ``à la Gromov for the fundamental group of a closed 3- manifold M^ 3 and the simple connectivity at infinity of M^ 3
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It is a well-known open question whether the universal cover of an irreducible aspherical closed 3-manifold \(M\) must be homeomorphic to \(R^3\). An algebraic version of this question asks whether the universal cover \(\widetilde {M}\) must be simply connected at infinity. This paper extends an idea of Casson on metric properties of Cayley graphs to investigate this algebraic question.
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