Dynamics of actions of automorphisms on the space of one-parameter subgroups of a torus and applications
Debamita Chatterjee, Himanshu Lekharu, Riddhi Shah

TL;DR
This paper investigates how automorphisms of tori and certain Lie groups act on the space of one-parameter subgroups, characterizing when these actions are distal or expansive, and extending previous results in the field.
Contribution
It characterizes automorphisms acting distally or expansively on the space of one-parameter subgroups of tori and Lie groups, generalizing prior work on distal and expansive actions.
Findings
Only finite order automorphisms act distally on Sub$^p_G$ for tori.
Connected Lie groups with large central tori do not admit expansive automorphisms on Sub$^p_G$.
Results extend previous theorems on distal and expansive actions to broader classes of groups.
Abstract
For a connected Lie group , we study the dynamics of actions of automorphisms of on certain compact invariant subspaces of closed subgroups of in terms of distality and expansivity. We show that only the finite order automorphisms of act distally on Sub, the smallest compact space containing all closed one-parameter subgroups of , when is any -torus, . This enables us to relate distality of the -action on Sub with that of the -action on and characterise the same in terms of compactness of closed subgroups generate by in the group Aut, in case is not a vector group. We also extend these results to the action of subgroups of automorphisms. We show that any -torus , , more generally, any connected Lie group whose central torus has dimension at least 2, does not admit any automorphism which acts…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Advanced Operator Algebra Research · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
