The $p$-colorable subgroup of Thompson's group

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Autores principales: Kodama, Yuya, Takano, Akihiro
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author Kodama, Yuya
Takano, Akihiro
author_facet Kodama, Yuya
Takano, Akihiro
contents Recently, Jones introduced a method of constructing knots and links from elements of Thompson's group $F$ by using its unitary representations. He also defined several subgroups of $F$ as the stabilizer subgroups and some researchers studied them algebraically. One of the subgroups is called the 3-colorable subgroup $\mathcal{F}$, and the authors proved that all knots and links obtained from non-trivial elements of $\mathcal{F}$ are 3-colorable. In this paper, for any odd integer $p$ greater than two, we define the $p$-colorable subgroup of $F$ whose non-trivial elements yield $p$-colorable knots and links and show it is isomorphic to the certain Brown--Thompson group.
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spellingShingle The $p$-colorable subgroup of Thompson's group
Kodama, Yuya
Takano, Akihiro
Group Theory
Geometric Topology
20F65 (Primary) 57K10 (Secondary)
Recently, Jones introduced a method of constructing knots and links from elements of Thompson's group $F$ by using its unitary representations. He also defined several subgroups of $F$ as the stabilizer subgroups and some researchers studied them algebraically. One of the subgroups is called the 3-colorable subgroup $\mathcal{F}$, and the authors proved that all knots and links obtained from non-trivial elements of $\mathcal{F}$ are 3-colorable. In this paper, for any odd integer $p$ greater than two, we define the $p$-colorable subgroup of $F$ whose non-trivial elements yield $p$-colorable knots and links and show it is isomorphic to the certain Brown--Thompson group.
title The $p$-colorable subgroup of Thompson's group
topic Group Theory
Geometric Topology
20F65 (Primary) 57K10 (Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.10060