Failure of the well-rounded retract for outer space and Teichmüller space
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Abstract: The well-rounded retract for is defined as the set of flat tori of unit volume and dimension whose systoles generate a finite-index subgroup in homology. This set forms an equivariant spine of minimal dimension for the space of flat tori. For both the Outer space of metric graphs of rank and the Teichm"uller space of closed hyperbolic surfaces of genus , we show that the literal analogue of the well-rounded retract does not contain an equivariant spine. We also prove that the set of graphs whose systoles fill (the analogue of a set proposed as a spine for by Thurston) is a spine for but that its dimension is larger than the virtual cohomological dimension of in general.
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