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Unbounded curvature implies infinite diameter on complete metric spaces

If you want something smoother, you can try an example like the surface in $\mathbb{R}^3$ given in spherical coordinates by $\rho=\text{exp}(-\theta)$ for $\theta \ge 0$. This kind of looks like a ...
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Amalgamated product acting on CAT(0) cube complex

To extend the gluing result from Bridson--Haefliger to non-positively curved cube complexes, it is important to work in the correct category. If we want the result to also be a non-positively curved ...
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Amalgamated product acting on CAT(0) cube complex

I assume that isomorphic embedding really meant isometric embedding in the assumptions and thus $Y$ is really a convex subset of $X_i$ for all $i$. Then the CAT(0)-space on which the amalgamated ...
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