2018
DOI: 10.5802/aif.3160
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An exotic group as limit of finite special linear groups

Abstract: We consider the Polish group obtained as the rank-completion of an inductive limit of finite special linear groups. This Polish group is topologically simple modulo its center, it is extremely amenable and has no non-trivial strongly continuous unitary representation on a Hilbert space.Date: October 16, 2018.

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“…The first such example is given by Herer-Christensen [HC75]. See also the work of Megrelishvili [Me08] and Carderi-Thom [CT18] for more exotic groups with surprising properties. For abelian exotic groups, see also Banaszczyk's book [Ba].…”
Section: Introduction and Main Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The first such example is given by Herer-Christensen [HC75]. See also the work of Megrelishvili [Me08] and Carderi-Thom [CT18] for more exotic groups with surprising properties. For abelian exotic groups, see also Banaszczyk's book [Ba].…”
Section: Introduction and Main Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Pour transférer le résultat au groupe de lacets basés H 1 0 (S 1 , K ), nous montrons que tout sousgroupe normal et co-compact d'un groupe moyennable en biais est moyennable en biais. Notons que en général, la moyennabilité en biais n'est pas transmise au sous-groupes topologiques fermés, comme le témoigne l'exemple dans [4].…”
Section: Esquisse De La Preuveunclassified
“…It is well known that containment of a discrete subgroup being isomorphic to does not prevent a general (i.e., not necessarily locally compact) topological group from being amenable: among the most prominent examples of amenable topological groups admitting discrete free subgroups are the full symmetric group of any infinite set with the topology of point-wise convergence, the unitary group of any infinite-dimensional Hilbert space equipped with the strong operator topology (which is even extremely amenable by a famous result of Gromov and Milman [GM83]), as well as the automorphism group with the topology of point-wise convergence (which Pestov proved both to be extremely amenable and to contain a discrete copy of [Pes98]). Recently, the first example of an extremely amenable Polish group admitting a complete bi-invariant metric and containing an (even maximally) discrete free subgroup was given by Carderi and the second author [CT18].…”
Section: Perturbed Translations and The Topological Von Neumann Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%