Centralizer rigidity conjecture for powers of interval exchange transformations

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Let TT be an interval exchange transformation satisfying the hypotheses of Theorem 3.4. Write C(T)C(T) for its centralizer.

Centralizer rigidity conjecture. For every integer n2n\geq 2,

C(Tn)=C(T)=T.C(T^n)=C(T)=\langle T\rangle.

The conjecture would give a negative answer to the questions of whether T2T^2 can have a square root different from TT and whether its centralizer can contain torsion. These questions remain unanswered by the results of the paper.

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Primary source

Daniel Bernazzani, “Centralizers in the Group of Interval Exchange Transformations”, arXiv:1608.07258 (2019).

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