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Hyperbolic spaces that detect all strongly-contracting directions

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arxiv 2404.12162 v1 pith:33WFE4XC submitted 2024-04-18 math.GR math.MG

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Given a geodesic metric space $X$, we construct a corresponding hyperbolic space, which we call the contraction space, that detects all strongly contracting directions in the following sense; a geodesic in $X$ is strongly contracting if and only if its parametrized image in the contraction space is a quasi-geodesic. If a finitely generated group $G$ acts geometrically on $X$, then all strongly-contracting elements act as WPD elements on the contraction space. If the space $X$ is CAT(0), or more generally Morse-dichotomous, that is if all Morse geodesics are strongly-contracting, then all generalized loxodromics act as WPD elements, implying that the action is what we call ``universally WPD''.

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