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Combination of classifying spaces for proper actions Alexandre Martin

Abstract: Constructing models of classifying spaces for proper actions of groups is an important problem in geometric group theory. In this talk, I will deal with the following combination problem: Given a group G acting on a simplicial complex such that every simplex stabiliser admits a cocompact model of classifying space for proper actions, when is it possible to construct such a model for G itself?

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