Nous étudions la clôture algébrique et sa relation avec la clôture définissable dans les groupes libres et plus généralement dans les groupes hyperboliques sans torsion. Pour un groupe hyperbolique sans torsion et un sous-groupe non abélien de , on décrit comme un groupe constructible à partir de la clôture algébrique de au-dessus de sous-groupes cycliques. On en déduit en particulier, que la clôture algébrique de est de type fini, quasiconvexe et hyperbolique.
Supposons que est libre. Alors la clôture définissable de est un facteur libre de la clôture algébrique de et les rangs de ces groupes est borné par celui de . On montre que la clôture algébrique de coïncide avec le groupe sommet contenant dans la décomposition JSJ cyclique et malnormal de relative à . Si le rang de est plus grand que , on démontre que a un sous-groupe dont la clôture définissable est un sous-groupe propre de la clôture algébrique de . Cela répond en particulier à une question de Sela.
We study algebraic closure and its relation with definable closure in free groups and more generally in torsion-free hyperbolic groups. Given a torsion-free hyperbolic group and a nonabelian subgroup of , we describe as a constructible group from the algebraic closure of along cyclic subgroups. In particular, it follows that the algebraic closure of is finitely generated, quasiconvex and hyperbolic.
Suppose that is free. Then the definable closure of is a free factor of the algebraic closure of and the rank of these groups is bounded by that of . We prove that the algebraic closure of coincides with the vertex group containing in the generalized malnormal cyclic JSJ-decomposition of relative to . If the rank of is bigger than , then has a subgroup such that the definable closure of is a proper subgroup of the algebraic closure of . This answers a question of Sela.
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Keywords: Definable closure, algebraic closure, free groups, hyperbolic groups, JSJ-decompositions
Mot clés : Clôture définissable, clôture algébrique, groupes libres, groupes hyperboliques, JSJ-décompositions
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Ould Houcine, Abderezak; Vallino, Daniele. Algebraic and definable closure in free groups. Annales de l'Institut Fourier, Tome 66 (2016) no. 6, pp. 2525-2563. doi : 10.5802/aif.3071. http://www.numdam.org/articles/10.5802/aif.3071/
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