A Hurewicz-type Theorem for the Dynamic Asymptotic Dimension with Applications to Coarse Geometry and Dynamics
Samantha Pilgrim

TL;DR
This paper establishes a Hurewicz-type theorem for the dynamic asymptotic dimension, linking it to cohomology, K-theory, and asymptotic dimension of group actions and spaces, with applications to coarse geometry and C*-algebra classification.
Contribution
It introduces a new Hurewicz-type theorem for dynamic asymptotic dimension and explores its implications for group actions, box spaces, and the classification of C*-algebras.
Findings
Dynamic asymptotic dimension is subadditive over group extensions.
Upper bounds on asymptotic dimension of box spaces are established.
Many elementary amenable group actions have finite dynamic asymptotic dimension.
Abstract
We prove a Hurewicz-type theorem for the dynamic asymptotic dimension originally introduced by Guentner, Willett, and Yu. Calculations of (or simply upper bounds on) this dimension are known to have implications related to cohomology of group actions and the K-theory of their transformation group C*-algebras. Moreover, these implications are relevant to the current classification program for C*-algebras. As a corollary of our main theorem, we show the dynamic asymptotic dimension of actions by groups on profinite completions along sequential filtrations by normal subgroups is subadditive over extensions of groups, which shows that many such actions by elementary amenable groups are finite dimensional. We combine this with other novel results relating the dynamic asymptotic dimension of such an action to the asymptotic dimension of a corresponding box space. This allows us to give upper…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Geometric and Algebraic Topology · Advanced Topics in Algebra
