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arXiv · 2410.02614

Subexponential growth and $C^1$ actions on one-manifolds

Abstract

Let $G$ be a countable group with no finitely generated subgroup of exponential growth. We show that every action of $G$ on a countable set preserving a linear (respectively, circular) order can be realised as the restriction of some action by $C^1$ diffeomorphisms on an interval (respectively, the circle) to an invariant subset. As a consequence, every action of $G$ by homeomorphisms on a compact connected one-manifold can be made $C^1$ upon passing to a semi-conjugate action. The proof is based on a functional characterisation of groups of local subexponential growth.

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Sang-hyun Kim, Nicolás Matte Bon, Mikael de la Salle, Michele Triestino. 2024-10-03. Subexponential growth and $C^1$ actions on one-manifolds. https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.02614

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