Twisted Conjugacy classes in lattices in semisimple lie groups

By: Mubeena, T [author]Material type: TextTextPublication details: 2013Description: 82pSubject(s): Mathematics | HBNI Th63 | Lie GroupsOnline resources: Click here to access online Dissertation note: 2013Ph.DHBNI Abstract: Let G be a group and let Ø : Γ → Γ be an endomorphism. We define an action g.x := gxØ(g-1), for g,x ε Γ, of Γ on itself. The Ø-twisted conjugacy class of an element x ε Γ is the orbit of this action containing x. A group Γ has the R∞ -property if every automorphism Ø of Γ has infinitely many Ø-twisted conjugacy classes. In this thesis it is shown that any irreducible lattice in a non-compact connected semisimple Lie group with finite center and having real rank at least 2 has the R∞ -property. It is also shown that any countable abelian extensions Λ of Γ has the R∞-property when (i) the lattice Γ is linear, (ii) Γ is a torsion free non-elementary hyperbolic group. Also considered, the R∞-problem for S -arithmetic lattices.
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Let G be a group and let Ø : Γ → Γ be an endomorphism. We define an action g.x := gxØ(g-1), for g,x ε Γ, of Γ on itself. The Ø-twisted conjugacy class of an element x ε Γ is the orbit of this action containing x. A group Γ has the R∞ -property if every automorphism Ø of Γ has infinitely many Ø-twisted conjugacy classes. In this thesis it is shown that any irreducible lattice in a non-compact connected semisimple Lie group with finite center and having real rank at least 2 has the R∞ -property. It is also shown that any countable abelian extensions Λ of Γ has the R∞-property when (i) the lattice Γ is linear, (ii) Γ is a torsion free non-elementary hyperbolic group. Also considered, the R∞-problem for S -arithmetic lattices.

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