The non-discrete two-boundary-point stabiliser conjecture
The non-discrete two-boundary-point stabiliser conjecture
Let be a locally finite tree and let be closed, non-compact, and boundary-transitive. For distinct boundary points , write for their common stabiliser. Non-discrete stabiliser conjecture. The stabiliser is not discrete. This is the original formulation of the conjecture; the paper relates it to the boundary-Moufang formulation below via a lemma showing that a discrete stabiliser forces the boundary-Moufang property.
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Pierre-Emmanuel Caprace and Tom De Medts, “Trees, contraction groups, and Moufang sets”, arXiv:1201.3734 (2012).
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