The comparison property of amenable groups
arXiv:1712.05129
Abstract
Let a countable amenable group act on a \zd\ compact metric space . For two clopen subsets and of we say that is \emph{subequivalent} to (we write ), if there exists a finite partition of into clopen sets and there are elements in such that are disjoint subsets of . We say that the action \emph{admits comparison} if for any clopen sets , the condition, that for every -invariant probability measure on we have the sharp inequality , implies . Comparison has many desired consequences for the action, such as the existence of tilings with arbitrarily good Følner properties, which are factors of the action. Also, the theory of symbolic extensions, known for -actions, extends to actions which admit comparison. We also study a purely group-theoretic notion of comparison: if every action of on any zero-dimensional compact metric space admits comparison then we say that has the \emph{comparison property}. Classical groups and enjoy the comparison property, but in the general case the problem remains open. In this paper we prove this property for groups whose every finitely generated subgroup has subexponential growth.
overlapped by arXiv:1901.01457, and so will not be published separately (note that we have not changed the file)
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