Cross-wired lamplighter groups and linearity of automata groups
Ning Yang

TL;DR
This paper explores the structure of automata groups derived from certain nilpotent groups, revealing their classification as cross-wired lamplighter groups and establishing conditions for their linearity.
Contribution
It introduces a presentation for automata groups from Cayley machines of finite step two nilpotent groups and proves their linearity in specific cases.
Findings
Automata groups are cross-wired lamplighter groups.
These groups do not embed in wreath products of finite and torsion-free groups.
Certain automata groups are proven to be linear.
Abstract
We consider the two generalizations of lamplighter groups: automata groups generated by Cayley machine and cross-wired lamplighter groups. For a finite step two nilpotent group with central squares, we study its associated Cayley machine and give a presentation of the corresponding automata group. We show the automata group is a cross-wired lamplighter group and does not embed in the wreath product of a finite group with a torsion free group. For a subfamily of such finite step two nilpotent groups, we prove that their associated automata groups are linear.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · graph theory and CDMA systems · Cellular Automata and Applications
