On the stability of hyperbolicity under quantitative measure equivalence

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Autori principali: Delabie, Thiebout, Koivisto, Juhani, Maître, François Le, Tessera, Romain
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author Delabie, Thiebout
Koivisto, Juhani
Maître, François Le
Tessera, Romain
author_facet Delabie, Thiebout
Koivisto, Juhani
Maître, François Le
Tessera, Romain
contents A well-known result of Shalom says that lattices in SO$(n,1)$ are $\mathrm{L}^p$ measure equivalent for all $p<n-1$. His proof actually yields the following stronger statement: the natural coupling resulting from a suitable choice of fundamental domains from a uniform lattice to a non-uniform one is $(\mathrm{L}^p,\mathrm{L}^{\infty})$. Moreover, it is easy to see that the coupling is cobounded: the fundamental domain of the uniform lattice is contained in a union of finitely many translates of the fundamental domain of the non-uniform one. The purpose of this note is to prove that this statement is sharp in the following sense: if a ME-coupling from a hyperbolic group to a non-hyperbolic group is cobounded and $(\mathrm{L}^p,\mathrm{L}^{\infty})$, then $p$ must be less than some $p_0$ only depending on the hyperbolic group.
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spellingShingle On the stability of hyperbolicity under quantitative measure equivalence
Delabie, Thiebout
Koivisto, Juhani
Maître, François Le
Tessera, Romain
Group Theory
Metric Geometry
A well-known result of Shalom says that lattices in SO$(n,1)$ are $\mathrm{L}^p$ measure equivalent for all $p<n-1$. His proof actually yields the following stronger statement: the natural coupling resulting from a suitable choice of fundamental domains from a uniform lattice to a non-uniform one is $(\mathrm{L}^p,\mathrm{L}^{\infty})$. Moreover, it is easy to see that the coupling is cobounded: the fundamental domain of the uniform lattice is contained in a union of finitely many translates of the fundamental domain of the non-uniform one. The purpose of this note is to prove that this statement is sharp in the following sense: if a ME-coupling from a hyperbolic group to a non-hyperbolic group is cobounded and $(\mathrm{L}^p,\mathrm{L}^{\infty})$, then $p$ must be less than some $p_0$ only depending on the hyperbolic group.
title On the stability of hyperbolicity under quantitative measure equivalence
topic Group Theory
Metric Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.10250