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An interesting fact was relayed to me in another question of mineanother question of mine that

If $M$ is any closed manifold with universal cover homeomorphic to $R^n$ for $n>1$ then $\pi_1(M)$ is freely indecomposable.

What are some other sufficient conditions for the free-indecomposability of a group? Are there any interesting necessary conditions?

An interesting fact was relayed to me in another question of mine that

If $M$ is any closed manifold with universal cover homeomorphic to $R^n$ for $n>1$ then $\pi_1(M)$ is freely indecomposable.

What are some other sufficient conditions for the free-indecomposability of a group? Are there any interesting necessary conditions?

An interesting fact was relayed to me in another question of mine that

If $M$ is any closed manifold with universal cover homeomorphic to $R^n$ for $n>1$ then $\pi_1(M)$ is freely indecomposable.

What are some other sufficient conditions for the free-indecomposability of a group? Are there any interesting necessary conditions?

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Sufficient Conditions for Free Indecomposability

An interesting fact was relayed to me in another question of mine that

If $M$ is any closed manifold with universal cover homeomorphic to $R^n$ for $n>1$ then $\pi_1(M)$ is freely indecomposable.

What are some other sufficient conditions for the free-indecomposability of a group? Are there any interesting necessary conditions?