Christophe Kapoudijian's scientific contributions
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... Let S = R 2 − Cantor be the plane minus a Cantor set. The mapping class group Mod(S) arises naturally in dynamics problems of group actions on the plane and through artinization of groups acting by homeomorphisms on Cantor sets (see for example [5], [6]). The curve graph and curve complex are important tools in the study of mapping class groups of surfaces of finite type. ...
Reference: The Gromov boundary of the ray graph
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