# Separation in the BNSR-invariants of the pure braid groups

@article{Zaremsky2015SeparationIT,
title={Separation in the BNSR-invariants of the pure braid groups},
author={Matthew C. B. Zaremsky},
journal={arXiv: Group Theory},
year={2015}
}
We inspect the BNSR-invariants $\Sigma^m(P_n)$ of the pure braid groups $P_n$, using Morse theory. The BNS-invariants $\Sigma^1(P_n)$ were previously computed by Koban, McCammond and Meier. We prove that for any $3\le m\le n$, the inclusion $\Sigma^{m-2}(P_n)\subseteq \Sigma^{m-3}(P_n)$ is proper, but $\Sigma^\infty(P_n)=\Sigma^{n-2}(P_n)$. We write down explicit character classes in each relevant $\Sigma^{m-3}(P_n)\setminus \Sigma^{m-2}(P_n)$. In particular we get examples of normal subgroups…
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