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Ideal Whitehead Graphs in Out(F_r) II: The Complete Graph in Each Rank

We show how to construct, for each $r \geq 3$, an ageometric, fully irreducible $ϕ\in Out(F_r)$ whose ideal Whitehead graph is the complete graph on $2r-1$ vertices. This paper is the second in a series of three where we show that precisely eighteen of the twenty-one connected, simplicial, five-vertex graphs are ideal Whitehead graphs of fully irreducible $ϕ\in Out(F_3)$. The result is a first step to an $Out(F_r)$ version of the Masur-Smillie theorem proving precisely which index lists arise from singular measured foliations for pseudo-Anosov mapping classes. In this paper we additionally give a method for finding periodic Nielsen paths and prove a criterion for identifying representatives of ageometric, fully irreducible $ϕ\in Out(F_r)$

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