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arXiv · 2605.31298

Multi-welded twin groups

Abstract

For $k\geq 1$ and $n\geq 2$, we introduce the multi-welded twin group $M_kWT_n$, a natural welded analogue of the multi-virtual twin group. We show that $M_kWT_n$ arises naturally as a quotient of the universal welded braid group $UW_n(k)$, placing it within the unified framework of universal virtual and welded braid-type groups. We establish natural quotient maps relating $M_kWT_n$ to the multi-virtual twin group $M_kVT_n$, the welded twin group $WT_n$, and the corresponding virtual and welded braid-type groups. Several structural properties of $M_kWT_n$ are obtained. In particular, we compute its abelianization, prove that its commutator subgroup is perfect for $n\ge5$, and show that the symmetric group $S_n$ is its smallest non-abelian finite quotient. We also investigate the representation theory of $M_kWT_n$. In fact, we classify all non-trivial complex homogeneous $2$-local representations of $M_kWT_n$, showing that only one family survives under the additional twin and welded relations. Furthermore, we classify all non-trivial complex homogeneous $3$-local representations of $M_2WT_n$. We further investigate the reducibility and faithfulness properties of both the $2$-local and $3$-local representations.

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Mohamad N. Nasser, Oscar Ocampo. 2026-05-29. Multi-welded twin groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.31298

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