The comeagre-conjugacy conjecture for countable index in Polish groups

Let GG be a Polish group, and let CGC\subseteq G be a comeagre conjugacy class, meaning a conjugacy class whose complement is meagre. Say that GG has the countable index property when every subgroup of index at most countable is open. Comeagre-conjugacy conjecture. Every Polish group with a comeagre conjugacy class has the countable index property. The source motivates this claim by proving that such a group has the normal countable index property, but gives no resolution of the stronger assertion.

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Christian Rosendal and Luis Carlos Suarez, “Aspects of automatic continuity”, arXiv:2406.12143 (2025).

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