The irreducible product-action conjecture
Let , where an action is irreducible when each factor acts ergodically on the underlying measure space. Assume that has property and no unbounded linear representations, and that is amenable. The irreducible product-action conjecture. There should be no irreducible, volume-preserving action of on a compact manifold. This extends known results for products involving solvable factors and remains open.
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Primary source
David Fisher, “Groups acting on manifolds: around the Zimmer program”, arXiv:0809.4849 (2008).
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