Almost Convex Groups and the Eight Geometries
Michael Shapiro, Melany Stein
Abstract
If M is a closed Nil geometry 3-manifold then π1(M) is almost convex with respect to a fairly simple ``geometric'' generating set. If G is a central extension or a Z-extension of a word hyperbolic group, then G is also almost convex with respect to some generating set. Combining these with previously known results shows that if M is a closed 3-manifold with one of Thurston's eight geometries, π1(M) is almost convex with respect to some generating set if and only if the geometry in question is not Sol.
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