Daciberg Lima Gonçalves , John Guaschi , Carolina de Miranda e Pereiro
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Abstract
We study some generalisations to mixed braid groups of the Fadell-Neuwirth short exact sequence and the possible splitting of this sequence. In certain cases, we determine conditions under which the projection from the mixed braid group to admits a section, where M is either the torus or the Klein bottle, , and . For and , we show that this projection admits a section if and only if divides for all . We present some partial conclusions in the case and . To obtain our results, we compute and make use of suitable mixed braid groups of M, as well as certain key quotients that play a central rôle in our analysis.
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