Weak density of orbit equivalence classes of free group actions
Lewis Bowen

TL;DR
This paper proves that the orbit-equivalence class of any essentially free, measure-preserving action of a free group is densely approximated by other actions in the space of all such actions.
Contribution
It establishes the weak density of orbit-equivalence classes for free group actions, advancing understanding of their classification and approximation properties.
Findings
Orbit-equivalence classes are weakly dense in the space of free group actions.
Any essentially free, measure-preserving free group action can be approximated by others.
The result applies to actions of free groups on probability spaces.
Abstract
It is proven that the orbit-equivalence class of any essentially free probability-measure-preserving action of a free group is weakly dense in the space of actions of .
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