Greenberg-Shalom's Commensurator Hypothesis and Applications

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Autori principali: Brody, Nic, Fisher, David, Mj, Mahan, van Limbeek, Wouter
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author Brody, Nic
Fisher, David
Mj, Mahan
van Limbeek, Wouter
author_facet Brody, Nic
Fisher, David
Mj, Mahan
van Limbeek, Wouter
contents We discuss many surprising implications of a positive answer to a question raised in some cases by Greenberg in the $`70$s and more generally by Shalom in the early $2000$s. We refer to this positive answer as the Greenberg-Shalom hypothesis. This hypothesis then says that any infinite discrete subgroup of a semisimple Lie group with dense commensurator is a lattice in a product of some factors. For some applications it is natural to extend the hypothesis to cover semisimple algebraic groups over other fields as well.
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spellingShingle Greenberg-Shalom's Commensurator Hypothesis and Applications
Brody, Nic
Fisher, David
Mj, Mahan
van Limbeek, Wouter
Group Theory
Differential Geometry
Geometric Topology
22E40, 53C35
We discuss many surprising implications of a positive answer to a question raised in some cases by Greenberg in the $`70$s and more generally by Shalom in the early $2000$s. We refer to this positive answer as the Greenberg-Shalom hypothesis. This hypothesis then says that any infinite discrete subgroup of a semisimple Lie group with dense commensurator is a lattice in a product of some factors. For some applications it is natural to extend the hypothesis to cover semisimple algebraic groups over other fields as well.
title Greenberg-Shalom's Commensurator Hypothesis and Applications
topic Group Theory
Differential Geometry
Geometric Topology
22E40, 53C35
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.07785