N Monod, Y Shalom - Journal of Differential Geometry, 2004 - projecteuclid.org
In this paper and its companion [31], we introduce new techniques and results in an attempt to extend rigidity theory beyond the scope of linear groups. Amongst our main tools is the …
LET M be a compact manifold of negative curvature. In [7], R. Spatzier studies the ergodic theoretic properties of the action of xl (M) on the geometric boundary of the universal cover …
D Fisher - Geometry, rigidity, and group actions, 2011 - degruyter.com
This paper is a survey on the Zimmer program. In its broadest form, this program seeks an understanding of actions of large groups on compact manifolds. The goals of this survey are …
The author obtains some classification result for the mapping class groups of compact orientable surfaces in terms of measure equivalence. In particular, the mapping class groups …
Let G denote a semisimple group, Γ a discrete subgroup, B= G/P the Poisson boundary. Regarding invariants of discrete subgroups we prove, in particular, the following:(1) For any …
S Adams, R Lyons - Israel Journal of Mathematics, 1991 - Springer
We prove amenability for a broad class of equivalence relations which have trees associated to the equivalence classes. The proof makes crucial use of percolation on trees …
We study the properties of rigid geometric structures and their relation with those of finite type. The main result proves that for a noncompact simple Lie group G acting analytically on …
Let M be a connected compact pseudoRiemannian manifold acted upon topologically transitively and isometrically by a connected noncompact simple Lie group G. If m₀, n₀ are …
VA Kaimanovich - Israel Journal of Mathematics, 2005 - Springer
We present a new approach to the amenability of groupoids (both in the measure theoretical and the topological setups) based on using Markov operators. We introduce the notion of an …