On properly convex real-projective manifolds with Generalized Cusp
Abstract
Suppose E is an end of an irreducible, properly convex, real-projective n-manifold M. If π1E contains a subgroup of finite index isomorphic to Zn-1, and E M is π1-injective, then E is a generalized cusp. We list some consequences when all ends are of this type. Under certain hypotheses we prove the holonomy of a properly convex manifold is irreducible.
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