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We study the right-angled Artin group action on the extension graph. We show that this action satisfies a certain finiteness property, which is a variation of a condition introduced by Delzant and Bowditch. As an application we show that the asymptotic translation lengths of elements of a given right-angled Artin group are always rational and once the defining graph has girth at least 6, they have a common denominator. We construct explicit examples which show the denominator of the asymptotic translation length of such an action can be arbitrary. We also observe that if either an element has a small syllable length or the defining graph for the right-angled Artin group is a tree then the asymptotic translation lengths are integers., 34 pages, 5 figures

We show that an Anosov map has a geodesic axis on the curve graph of the torus. The direct corollary of our result is the stable translation length of an Anosov map on the curve graph is always a positive integer. As the proof is constructive, we also provide an algorithm to calculate the exact translation length for any given Anosov map. The application of our result is threefold: (a) to determine which word realizes the minimal translation length on the curve graph within a specific class of words, (b) to establish the effective bound on the ratio of translation lengths of an Anosov map on the curve graph to that on Teichmuller space, and (c) to estimate the overall growth of the number of Anosov maps which have a sufficient number of Anosov maps with the same translation length .

We determine the asymptotic number of index n subgroups in virtually cyclic Coxeter groups and their free products as n → ∞.

In their precedent work, the authors constructed closed oriented hyperbolic surfaces with pseudo-Anosov homeomorphisms from certain class of integral matrices. In this paper, we present a very simple algorithm to compute the Teichmuller polynomial corresponding to those surface homeomorphisms by first constructing an invariant track whose first homology group can be naturally identified with the first homology group of the surface, and computing its Alexander polynomial.

We prove that every right-angled Artin group embeds into the C ∞ diffeomorphism group of the real line. As a corollary, we show every limit group, and more generally every countable residually RAAG group, embeds into the C ∞ diffeomorphism group of the real line.

In this paper, we give sufficient conditions for a Perron number, given as the leading eigenvalue of an aperiodic matrix, to be a pseudo-Anosov dilatation of a compact surface. We give an explicit construction of the surface and the map when the sufficient condition is met., 14 pages, 8 figures