Stackings and the W-cycles conjecture
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Abstract: We prove Wise's -cycles conjecture. Consider a compact graph immering into another graph . For any immersed cycle , we consider the map from the circular components of the pullback to . Unless is reducible, the degree of the covering map is bounded above by minus the Euler characteristic of . As a consequence, we obtain a homological version of coherence for one-relator groups.
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