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48 results for lattice action

The study examines how perturbations of lattice actions on group boundaries behave.

problem Understanding how perturbations of lattice actions on group boundaries affect semi-conjugacy.
method Analyzes continuous factorization of perturbed actions onto original actions by semi-conjugacy.
result Perturbations of lattice actions on group boundaries can be C0C^0 semi-conjugate or not.

Study positive entropy actions by higher-rank lattices, proving rigidity and conjugacy results.

problem Positive entropy actions by higher-rank lattices in Lie groups.
method Analysis of sub-actions, fiber entropy upper semicontinuity, and conjugacy arguments.
result Actions by higher-rank lattices in SL(n,R)\mathrm{SL}(n,\mathbb{R}) are conjugate to affine actions on (infra-)tori.

We obtain an algorithmic construction of the isotropy lattice for a lifted action of a Lie group GG on TMTM and TMT^*M based only on the knowledge of GG and its action on MM. Some applications to symplectic geometry are also shown.

2005-06-01abs ↗pdf ↗

We prove that any action of a higher rank lattice on a Gromov-hyperbolic space is elementary. More precisely, it is either elliptic or parabolic. This is a large generalization of the fact that any action of a higher rank lattice on a tree has a fixed point. A consequence is that any quasi-action of a higher rank latti…

2016-07-07abs ↗pdf ↗

For finitely generated groups GG and HH equipped with word metrics, a translation-like action of HH on GG is a free action where each element of HH moves elements of GG a bounded distance. Translation-like actions provide a geometric generalization of subgroup containment. Extending work of Cohen, we show that co…

2019-11-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Improved lattice field theory simulations with local-Autoregressive Conditional Normalizing Flow.

problem Efficiently sampling lattice field theories with computational challenges.
method Integrates locality into autoregressive conditional normalizing flows.
result Autocorrelation times improved by orders of magnitude for φ4φ^{4} theory on a 2D lattice.

We consider Zimmer's program of lattice actions on surfaces by PL homomorphisms. It is proved that when the surface is not the torus or Klein bottle the action of any finite-index subgroup of SL(n,Z), n>4, (more generally for any 2-big lattice), factors through a finite group action. The proof is based on an establishm…

2013-01-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Non-uniform lattices in PU(n,1) cannot geometrically act on CAT(0) cube complexes.

problem Non-uniform lattices in PU(n,1) cannot geometrically act on CAT(0) cube complexes.
method Proving non-uniform lattices in PU(n,1) cannot geometrically act on CAT(0) cube complexes.
result Non-uniform lattices in PU(n,1) cannot geometrically act on CAT(0) cube complexes.

The paper proves Zimmer's conjecture for non-uniform lattices by controlling mass escape and Lyapunov exponents.

problem Proving Zimmer's conjecture for non-uniform lattices in higher-rank semisimple Lie groups.
method Establishes finiteness of low-dimensional actions, introduces novel techniques to control mass escape and Lyapunov exponents.
result Proves Zimmer's conjecture for many non-uniform lattices, improving previous results.

Classifies actions of tori on manifolds up to diffeomorphisms.

problem Classifying actions of tori on manifolds up to diffeomorphisms.
method Using triples (Q, λ, c) to classify actions, where Q is a manifold-with-corners, λ is a unimodular labelling, and c is a cohomology class.
result Classifies locally standard smooth actions of T up to equivariant diffeomorphisms.

We discuss how the global geometry and topology of manifolds depend on different group actions of their fundamental groups, and in particular, how properties of a non-trivial compact 4-dimensional cobordism MM whose interior has a complete hyperbolic structure depend on properties of the variety of discrete representa…

2016-11-02abs ↗pdf ↗

Machine learning finds a compact fixed point action for SU(3) gauge theory.

problem Finding accurate and compact parametrizations of fixed point actions for SU(3) gauge theory.
method Used machine learning, specifically a gauge equivariant convolutional neural network.
result Obtained a superior parametrization of a fixed point action for SU(3) gauge theory.

We prove that an irreducible lattice in a semisimple algebraic group is virtually isomorphic to an arithmetic lattice if and only if it admits a faithful self-similar action on a rooted tree of finite valency.

2008-09-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Every lattice H in a connected semi-simple Lie group G acts properly discontinuously by isometries on the contractible manifold G/K (K a maximal compact subgroup of G). We prove that if H acts on a contractible manifold W and if either 1) the action is properly discontinuous, or 2) W is equipped with a complete Riemann…

2000-11-28abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper begins with an observation that the isospectral leaves of the signed Toda lattice as well as the Toda flow itself may be constructed from the Tomei manifolds by cutting and pasting along certain chamber walls inside a polytope. It is also observed through examples that although there is some freedom in this …

2001-04-04abs ↗pdf ↗

We prove Zimmer's conjecture for C2C^2 actions by finite-index subgroups of SL(m,Z)\mathrm{SL}(m,\mathbb{Z}) provided m>3m>3. The method utilizes many ingredients from our earlier proof of the conjecture for actions by cocompact lattices in SL(m,R)\mathrm{SL}(m,\mathbb{R}) but new ideas are needed to overcome the lack of compactn…

2017-10-07abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper studies a group action on a hyperbolic space derived from a lattice Veech group.

problem Investigating the geometry of a Veech group and its extensions.
method Analyzing the fundamental group of a bundle with singular Euclidean-by-hyperbolic geometry, collapsing regions to produce a hyperbolic action.
result The Veech group's fundamental group acts on a hyperbolic space, retaining most of its geometry.

Let GG be a simply connected, solvable Lie group and ΓΓ a lattice in GG. The deformation space D(Γ,G)\mathcal{D}(Γ,G) is the orbit space associated to the action of $\Aut(G)$ on the space X(Γ,G)\mathcal{X}(Γ,G) of all lattice embeddings of ΓΓ into GG. Our main result generalises the classical rigidity theorems of Mal'tsev…

2011-11-23abs ↗pdf ↗

A Teichmuller lattice is the orbit of a point in Teichmuller space under the action of the mapping class group. We show that the proportion of lattice points in a ball of radius r which are not pseudo-Anosov tends to zero as r tends to infinity. In fact, we show that if R is a subset of the mapping class group, whose e…

2009-01-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Given a group automorphism φ:ΓΓφ:Γ\to Γ, one has an action of ΓΓ on itself by φφ-twisted conjugacy, namely, g.x=gxφ(g1)g.x=gxφ(g^{-1}). The orbits of this action are called φφ-conjugacy classes. One says that ΓΓ has the RR_\infty-property if there are infinitely many φφ-conjugacy classes for every automorphism φφ of ΓΓ. I…

2012-01-24abs ↗pdf ↗

By studying the action of the Weyl group of a simple Lie algebra on its root lattice, we construct torsion free subgroups of small and explicitly determined index in a large infinite class of Coxeter groups. One spin-off is the construction of hyperbolic manifolds of very small volume in up to 8 dimensions.

2008-02-21abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proves actions of lattices in higher rank groups have cost one.

problem Fixed price question for higher rank semisimple Lie groups.
method Low intensity Poisson point processes and geometry of Voronoi tessellations.
result Proves all probability measure preserving actions of lattices in higher rank groups have cost one.

We prove general superrigidity results for actions of irreducible lattices on CAT(0) spaces; first, in terms of the ideal boundary, and then for the intrinsic geometry (including for infinite-dimensional spaces). In particular, one obtains a new and self-contained proof of Margulis' superrigidity theorem for uniform ir…

2005-04-12abs ↗pdf ↗

The study finds non-uniform lattices with thin Hitchin representations in specific Lie groups.

problem Finding thin Hitchin representations in non-uniform lattices of Lie groups.
method Arithmetic methods to construct thin Hitchin representations.
result Infinitely many orbits of thin Hitchin representations in non-uniform lattices.

Let JJ be a semisimple Lie group with all simple factors of real rank at least two. Let Γ<JΓ<J be a lattice. We prove a very general local rigidity result about actions of JJ or ΓΓ. This shows that almost all so-called "standard actions" are locally rigid. As a special case, we see that any action of ΓΓ by toral aut…

2004-08-16abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper we study perturbations of constant cocycles for actions of higher rank semi-simple algebraic groups and their lattices. Roughly speaking, for ergodic actions, Zimmer's cocycle superrigidity theorems implies that the perturbed cocycle is measurably conjugate to a constant cocycle modulo a compact valued co…

2003-03-19abs ↗pdf ↗

We obtain an analog of the compression of angles theorem in symmetric spaces for Bruhat--Tits buildings of the type AA. More precisely, consider a pp-adic linear space VV and the set Lat(V)Lat(V) of all lattices in VV. The complex distance in Lat(V)Lat(V) is a complete system of invariants of a pair of points of Lat(V)Lat(V) u…

2004-10-09abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proposes a method to sample quantum field configurations using neural operators and flows.

problem Sampling lattice field configurations from Boltzmann distributions in quantum field theories.
method Approximating a time-dependent neural operator to map between free and target theories, discretizing to a normalizing flow, and training to diffeomorphism.
result The method can generalize to larger lattice sizes when pre-trained on smaller ones, improving efficiency.

The action dimension of a group G is the minimal dimension of a contractible manifold that G acts on properly discontinuously. We show that if G acts properly and cocompactly on a thick Euclidean building, then the action dimension is bounded below by twice the dimension of the building. We also compute the action dime…

2017-03-02abs ↗pdf ↗

We consider the action of a noncompact torus H on the compact quotient G/L, where G is a Lie group containing H and L is a uniform lattice in G. Using harmonic analysis on G we prove a formula relating the compact orbits of H to the action of H on the (infinite dimensional) tangential cohomology. The formula may be vie…

1996-04-30abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper, we investigate the ergodic and rigidity properties of weakly hyperbolic group actions. Motivated by classical theorems describing Anosov diffeomorphisms, we obtain two main results: First, all C^2 volume preserving weakly hyperbolic actions on closed manifolds are ergodic. This result generalizes Anosov'…

2005-11-11abs ↗pdf ↗

Let GG be a noncompact real algebraic group and $\G<G$ a lattice. One purpose of this paper is to show that there is an smooth, volume preserving, mixing action of GG or $\G$ on a compact manifold which admits a smooth deformation. We also describe some other, rather special, deformations when G=SO(1,n)G=SO(1,n) and provide…

2004-07-24abs ↗pdf ↗