Orbit equivalence rigidity of irreducible actions of right-angled Artin groups
Camille Horbez, Jingyin Huang, Adrian Ioana

TL;DR
This paper proves that irreducible, free measure-preserving actions of right-angled Artin groups are orbit equivalent only if they are conjugate, establishing a superrigidity result and $W^*$-superrigidity for certain Bernoulli actions.
Contribution
It demonstrates orbit equivalence superrigidity for irreducible right-angled Artin group actions and establishes $W^*$-superrigidity for a broad class of Bernoulli actions.
Findings
Orbit equivalence implies conjugacy for irreducible right-angled Artin group actions.
Superrigidity results extend to actions of groups stably orbit equivalent to mildly mixing actions.
$W^*$-superrigidity is established for Bernoulli actions of specific ICC groups, including many Artin groups.
Abstract
Let and be two free measure-preserving actions of one-ended right-angled Artin groups with trivial center on standard probability spaces. Assume they are irreducible, i.e. every element from a standard generating set acts ergodically. We prove that if the two actions are stably orbit equivalent (or merely stably -equivalent), then they are automatically conjugate through a group isomorphism between and . Through work of Monod and Shalom, we derive a superrigidity statement: if the action is stably orbit equivalent (or merely stably -equivalent) to a free, measure-preserving, mildly mixing action of a countable group, then the two actions are virtually conjugate. We also use works of Popa and Ioana-Popa-Vaes to establish the -superrigidity of Bernoulli actions of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
