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The following pages link to Dismantlability of weakly systolic complexes and applications (Q5496629):
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- The dense amalgam of metric compacta and topological characterization of boundaries of free products of groups (Q260123) (← links)
- Bucolic complexes (Q392957) (← links)
- Realisation and dismantlability (Q463147) (← links)
- Boundaries of systolic groups. (Q834394) (← links)
- Bestvina complex for group actions with a strict fundamental domain (Q2035056) (← links)
- Distance labeling schemes for \(K_4\)-free bridged graphs (Q2105446) (← links)
- Collapsibility of CAT(0) spaces (Q2181578) (← links)
- Minimal disc diagrams of 5/9-simplicial complexes (Q2225040) (← links)
- Tits alternative for groups acting properly on 2-dimensional recurrent complexes (Q2232725) (← links)
- Metric systolicity and two-dimensional Artin groups (Q2314796) (← links)
- The triangle groups (2, 4, 5) and (2, 5, 5) are not systolic (Q2657048) (← links)
- Contractibility of the Kakimizu complex and symmetric Seifert surfaces (Q2880688) (← links)
- Weakly Modular Graphs and Nonpositive Curvature (Q3380549) (← links)
- DISMANTLABLE CLASSIFYING SPACE FOR THE FAMILY OF PARABOLIC SUBGROUPS OF A RELATIVELY HYPERBOLIC GROUP (Q4625432) (← links)
- A combination theorem for combinatorially non-positively curved complexes of hyperbolic groups (Q4958698) (← links)
- Burghelea conjecture and asymptotic dimension of groups (Q5115620) (← links)
- A coarse Cartan–Hadamard theorem with application to the coarse Baum–Connes conjecture (Q5117607) (← links)
- Homotopical systole and hyperbolicity (Q5245483) (← links)
- On asymptotically hereditarily aspherical groups (Q5264355) (← links)
- Parabolic subgroups of large-type Artin groups (Q5877296) (← links)
- Normal subgroups of SimpHAtic groups (Q6061021) (← links)
- Graphs with \(G^p\)-connected medians (Q6120939) (← links)
- Graphs with convex balls (Q6163405) (← links)
- First-order logic axiomatization of metric graph theory (Q6196830) (← links)