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48 results for amenable $L^2$-signatures

We prove that Out(FN)Out(F_N) is boundary amenable. This also holds more generally for Out(G)Out(G), where GG is either a toral relatively hyperbolic group or a finitely generated right-angled Artin group. As a consequence, all these groups satisfy the Novikov conjecture on higher signatures.

2017-05-19abs ↗pdf ↗

We construct a geometric model for the mapping class group M of a non-exceptional oriented surface of finite type and use it to show that the action of M on the compact Hausdorff space of complete geodesic laminations is topologically amenable. As a consequence, the Novikov higher signature conjecture holds for every s…

2005-10-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Satellite operators generate infinite rank subgroups in knot concordance.

problem Understanding the structure of the knot concordance group under satellite operations.
method Using amenable L2L^2-signatures, we analyze the image of iterated satellite operators.
result The iterated satellite operator generates infinite rank subgroups in the knot concordance group.

Aimed at geometric applications, we prove the homology cobordism invariance of the L2L^2-betti numbers and L2L^2-signature defects associated to the class of amenable groups lying in Strebel's class D(R)D(R), which includes some interesting infinite/finitenon-torsion-free groups. The proofs include the only prior known c…

2009-10-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Introduces Exponentially Weighted Signature for better path representation.

problem Uniform treatment of historical information in signatures.
method Generalizes EFM signature to bounded linear operators, enabling contextualised temporal weighting.
result EWS is the unique solution to a linear controlled differential equation and generalizes state-space models.

We introduce new obstructions to topological knot concordance. These are obtained from amenable groups in Strebel's class, possibly with torsion, using a recently suggested L2L^2-theoretic method due to Orr and the author. Concerning (h)(h)-solvable knots which are defined in terms of certain Whitney towers of height $h…

2010-10-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Groups with specific properties have vanishing 2\ell^2-Betti numbers.

problem Understanding 2\ell^2-Betti numbers for certain groups.
method Introduced cheap 1-rebuilding property and used structure theorem of Tucker-Drob.
result First 2\ell^2-Betti numbers vanish for specified groups.

The paper explores non-amenability in infinite-type surfaces and graphs.

problem Determining non-amenability in mapping class groups of infinite-type surfaces and graphs.
method Analyzes mapping class groups of infinite-type surfaces and graphs, provides examples and exhibits classes of groups.
result Completely determines non-amenability of mapping class groups of infinite-type surfaces and graphs.

We generalize Luck's Theorem to show that the L^2-Betti numbers of a residually amenable covering space are the limit of the L^2-Betti numbers of a sequence of amenable covering spaces. We show that any residually amenable covering space of a finite simplicial complex is of determinant class, and that the L^2 torsion i…

1997-10-03abs ↗pdf ↗

The existence of nonconstant harmonic Dirichlet functions on a Cayley graph of a discrete group is equivalent to the nonvanishing of the first L2-cohomology of the given group. It was first proven by Cheeger and Gromov that such functions do not exists on the Cayley-graph of an amenable group. The result was extended u…

1998-06-23abs ↗pdf ↗

The study shows simplicial volume finiteness for certain manifolds with amenable fundamental groups.

problem Determining the simplicial volume of manifolds with specific properties.
method Analyzing the fundamental group and using amenability properties.
result Simplicial volume is finite for certain manifolds with amenable fundamental groups.

Integral foliated simplicial volume is zero for certain amenable covers.

problem Calculating the integral foliated simplicial volume of specific manifolds.
method Using open amenable covers and fixed price property of fundamental groups.
result Integral foliated simplicial volume is zero for manifolds with multiplicity at most n.

Recent research in coarse geometry revealed similarities between certain concepts of analysis, large scale geometry, and topology. Property A of G.Yu is the coarse analog of amenability for groups and its generalization (exact spaces) was later strengthened to be the large scale analog of paracompact spaces using parti…

2012-08-13abs ↗pdf ↗

It was pointed out to us that the proof of a crucial lemma (Lemma 5.3) in the paper is incorrect. Thus the approximation theorem (Theorem 0.1) for L^2 torsion of an amenable covering of a finite simplicial complex remains unproved. However, results and proofs of the first four sections (in particular, the approximation…

2000-08-28abs ↗pdf ↗

Compact leaves with amenable groups are stable under small perturbations.

problem Stability of compact leaves with amenable fundamental groups under small perturbations.
method Proving Thurston's conjecture for foliations close to the original foliation.
result Compact leaves with amenable groups are stable under small perturbations.

Classifies 4-manifolds with elementary amenable groups and their boundaries.

problem Characterizing compact aspherical 4-manifolds with elementary amenable fundamental groups.
method Classification based on fundamental group properties and Farrell-Jones Conjecture.
result Such manifolds are either polycyclic or solvable Baumslag-Solitar groups.

A standing conjecture in L2-cohomology is that every finite CW-complex X is of L2-determinant class. In this paper, we prove this whenever the fundamental group belongs to a large class of groups containing e.g. all extensions of residually finite groups with amenable quotients, all residually amenable groups and free …

1998-07-07abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper extends Johnson's characterization of amenable groups to homomorphisms and acyclicity in bounded cohomology.

problem Characterizing amenable and acyclic groups and homomorphisms in bounded cohomology.
method Extending Johnson's characterization to homomorphisms and proving analogous results for boundedly acyclic homomorphisms.
result Characterizations of amenable and boundedly acyclic homomorphisms in terms of bounded cohomology vanishing.

Researchers redefine \ell^\infty-cohomology for groups and spaces, linking it to amenability, hyperbolicity, and algorithmic undecidability.

problem Characterizing groups using \ell^\infty-cohomology.
method Revisiting Gersten's \ell^\infty-cohomology, providing characterizations of amenability and hyperbolicity, and considering algorithmic problems.
result Undecidability of some algorithmic problems concerning \ell^\infty-cohomology.

Let Gamma be a finitely generated, amenable group. Using an idea of E Ghys, we prove that if Gamma has a nontrivial, orientation-preserving action on the real line, then Gamma has an infinite, cyclic quotient. (The converse is obvious.) This implies that if Gamma has a faithful action on the circle, then some finite-in…

2006-06-09abs ↗pdf ↗

New computations show various properties of bounded cohomology in finitely presented groups.

problem Understanding bounded cohomology properties in finitely presented groups.
method Computational and theoretical analysis of bounded cohomology.
result Existence of finitely presented non-amenable boundedly acyclic groups and groups with uncountable bounded cohomology.

The paper revisits expected signatures in semimartingale models, providing new formulae and simplifying complexity.

problem Computing expected signatures in semimartingale models.
method Revisits and provides new formulae for computing expected signatures in a general semimartingale setting.
result Log-transform of expected signatures simplifies complexity, leading to signature cumulants.

New framework shows CC^*-simplicity for groups without certain subalgebras.

problem Characterizing CC^*-simplicity of groups.
method Introducing confined subalgebras and Uniformly Recurrent States.
result A countable discrete group is CC^*-simple if it has no non-trivial amenable confined subalgebras.

We prove that the Hilbert geometry of a product of convex sets is bi-lipschitz equivalent the direct product of their respective Hilbert geometries. We also prove that the volume entropy is additive with respect to product and that amenability of a product is equivalent to the amenability of each terms.

2011-09-01abs ↗pdf ↗

A well-known property of the signature of closed oriented 4n-dimensional manifolds is Novikov additivity, which states that if a manifold is split into two manifolds with boundary along an oriented smooth hypersurface, then the signature of the original manifold equals the sum of the signatures of the resulting manifol…

2009-11-19abs ↗pdf ↗

New findings on mesh group-planes validate Signature-inverse Theorem under specific conditions.

problem Invalidity of existing inverse theorems for mesh group-planes.
method Classification of three and five point meshes, analysis of joint invariant signatures.
result Valid conditions for the Signature-inverse Theorem in mesh group-planes.

For a Riemannian covering π ⁣:M1M0π\colon M_1\to M_0, the bottoms of the spectra of M0M_0 and M1M_1 coincide if the covering is amenable. The converse implication does not always hold. Assuming completeness and a lower bound on the Ricci curvature, we obtain a converse under a natural condition on the spectrum of M0M_0.

2018-03-20abs ↗pdf ↗

Introduces flat discrete signatures for financial data analysis.

problem Representing financial data for machine learning without continuous transformation.
method Introduced flat discrete signatures and discrete signatures, generalizing flat discrete signatures.
result Flat discrete signatures can represent quadratic variation relevant in finance.

Study invariant minimizers in convex functions under amenable groups.

problem Finding invariant minimizers in convex functions invariant under amenable groups.
method Analyze smallest closed invariant convex subsets and apply to invariant optimality problem.
result Clarifies relations between equivariant neural networks and statistical theorems.