
TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that rigid actions of free groups have zero or nonpositive entropy, providing new examples of actions with specific entropy properties and invariance under orbit-equivalence.
Contribution
It introduces the first example of an essentially free, ergodic free group action with nonpositive sofic entropy that remains invariant under stable orbit-equivalence.
Findings
Rigid actions have zero Rokhlin entropy.
Rigid actions have nonpositive sofic entropy.
Stable orbit-equivalence preserves nonpositive sofic entropy.
Abstract
Rigid actions have zero Rokhlin entropy and nonpositive sofic entropy. Because rigidity is a stable orbit-equivalence invariant, this provides the first example of an essentially free, ergodic, probability-measure-preserving action of the free group that has nonpositive sofic entropy and any essentially free action stably-orbit-equivalent to it also has nonpositive sofic entropy.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
