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math.GR2017

Property (T), finite-dimensional representations, and generic representations

Michal Doucha, Maciej Malicki, Alain Valette

Let be a discrete group with property (T). It is a standard fact that, in a unitary representation of on a Hilbert space , almost invariant vectors are close t…

math.GR2017

Generic representations of countable groups

Michal Doucha, Maciej Malicki

The paper is devoted to a study of generic representations (homomorphisms) of discrete countable groups in Polish groups , i.e. those elements in the Polish space $\mathrm{R…

math.GR2015

An example of a non non-archimedean Polish group with ample generics

Maciej Malicki

For an analytic -ideal , is the Polish group of all the permutations of whose support is in , with Polish topology given by the corresponding submeasure…

math.GR2014

Abelian pro-countable groups and orbit equivalence relations

Maciej Malicki

We study groups that can be defined as Polish, pro-countable groups, as non-archimedean groups with an invariant metric or as quasi-countable groups, i.e., closed subdirect product…

math.GR2013

Generic elements in isometry groups of Polish ultrametric spaces

Maciej Malicki

This paper presents a study of generic elements in full isometry groups of Polish ultrametric spaces. We obtain a complete characterization of Polish ultrametric spaces X whose iso…

math.GR2011

Rooted trees, strong cofinality and ample generics

Maciej Malicki

We characterize those countable rooted trees whose full automorphism group has uncountable strong cofinality or contains an open subgroup with ample generics.

math.GR2011

Trees, unsplittability, property (FA) and the likes

Maciej Malicki

The paper is devoted to a study of certain fixed point properties, and their relatives, in the context of full automorphism groups of countable rooted trees. Namely, we study Serre…