Thin invariant exhaustion conjecture for infinite groups
Thin invariant exhaustion conjecture for infinite groups
Let be an infinite group. An invariant exhaustion of is an increasing sequence of invariant subspaces whose union is dense in , and it is thin if there is a closed invariant subspace such that for every member of the exhaustion.
Thin invariant exhaustion conjecture. Every infinite group admits a thin invariant exhaustion of for all .
The theorem preceding this conjecture proves the assertion for infinite elementary amenable groups, while the paper extends it to groups containing an infinite elementary amenable subgroup. The conjecture asks whether the conclusion holds for every infinite group.
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Nicolas Monod and Henrik Densing Petersen, “An obstruction to ^p-dimension”, arXiv:1207.1199 (2012).
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