Forest-skein groups IV: dynamics
Arnaud Brothier, Ryan Seelig

TL;DR
This paper explores the dynamics of forest-skein groups, constructing new simple groups with unique action properties, and applying advanced theorems to understand their structure and invariants.
Contribution
It introduces new finitely presented simple groups acting on the circle with unique dynamical properties, expanding understanding of group actions and dynamics.
Findings
Constructed infinitely many simple groups with circle actions
These groups have no non-trivial finite piecewise linear actions
They fit into the finite germ extension framework
Abstract
We study forest-skein (FS) groups using dynamics. A simple Ore FS category produces three FS groups analogous to Richard Thompson's groups. Reconstruction theorems of McCleary and Rubin apply to these FS groups: each of them encodes a canonical rigid group action and thus carries powerful dynamical invariants. We then explicitly construct infinitely many isomorphism classes of finitely presented (of type ) infinite simple groups which act faithfully on the circle by (orientation-preserving) homeomorphisms, but admit no non-trivial finite piecewise linear actions nor finite piecewise projective actions. To the best of our knowledge these are the first examples witnessing these properties. We also show these groups fit into the finite germ extension framework of Belk, Hyde, and Matucci.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMicrotubule and mitosis dynamics · Topological and Geometric Data Analysis
