2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.aim.2010.03.012
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Kazhdan and Haagerup properties from the median viewpoint

Abstract: We prove the existence of a close connection between spaces with measured walls and median metric spaces.We then relate properties (T) and Haagerup (a-T-menability) to actions on median spaces and on spaces with measured walls. This allows us to explore the relationship between the classical properties (T) and Haagerup and their versions using affine isometric actions on L p -spaces. It also allows us to answer an open problem on a dynamical characterization of property (T), generalizing results of Robertson a… Show more

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“…One might conjecture that it applies to a much broader class of spaces that are in some sense non-positively curved, such as CAT(0) spaces. Much of this work is inspired by the results in [BehM1,BesBF,BehM2,BehBKM,BehDS,ChaDH]. It seems a natural general setting in which to view some of this work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One might conjecture that it applies to a much broader class of spaces that are in some sense non-positively curved, such as CAT(0) spaces. Much of this work is inspired by the results in [BehM1,BesBF,BehM2,BehBKM,BehDS,ChaDH]. It seems a natural general setting in which to view some of this work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, there exists a vertex v in the geodesic t g shadowed by g for which v ∈ base(ρ), and hence satisfying Y ⊆ S \ v. Definition 2. 19. Given a constant K M (S), where M (S) is the constant from Lemma 2.18, and a pair of markings μ, ν, the subsurfaces Y ⊆ S, for which dist C(Y ) (μ, ν) > K, are called the K-large domains for the pair (μ, ν).…”
Section: Hierarchiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We denote by Y(F, G) the set of elements U = (U n ) ω in the ultrapower ΠU/ω such that, for any two points μ = lim ω (μ n ) ∈ F and ν = lim ω (ν n ) ∈ G, the subsurfaces U n are ω-a.s. K-large domains for the pair (μ n , ν n ), in the sense of Definition 2. 19.…”
Section: We Say That An Elementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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