Infinitesimal embedding conjecture for a random profinite action of a free group
Infinitesimal embedding conjecture for a random profinite action of a free group
Let be a rapidly growing sequence of natural numbers, let be the free group, and construct a nested sequence of finite-index subgroups by taking uniformly at random among subgroups of index and, for , taking uniformly at random among subgroups of index in . Let be the inverse limit of the actions on with normalized counting measures. Infinitesimal embedding conjecture. The action is infinitesimally embedded in . This is presented as a candidate example of a compact, profinite action that may be infinitesimally contained in the acting group; no proof or counterexample is given.
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Mikołaj Frączyk, “Infinitesimal containment and sparse factors of iid”, arXiv:2512.09301 (2025).
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