A generalized axis theorem for cube complexes
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Abstract: We consider a finitely generated virtually abelian group acting properly and without inversions on a CAT(0) cube complex . We prove that stabilizes a finite dimensional CAT(0) subcomplex that is isometrically embedded in the combinatorial metric. Moreover, we show that is a product of finitely many quasilines. The result represents a higher dimensional generalization of Haglund's axis theorem.
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