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arXiv · 2507.01639

Geometric invariants of TDLC completions

Abstract

Recently, Bonn and Sauer showed that, from the point of view of compactness properties, the Schlichting completion of a Hecke pair $(\Gamma,\Lambda)$ behaves precisely as if it were the quotient of $\Gamma$ by $\Lambda$. Motivated by this result, we prove that a similar phenomenon holds for the $\Sigma$-sets. More generally, we relate the $\Sigma$-sets of every TDLC completion of a Hecke pair $(\Gamma,\Lambda)$ to the $\Sigma$-sets of $\Gamma$ whenever $\Lambda$ satisfies suitable compactness properties. We provide applications to TDLC completions of Baumslag-Solitar groups and certain groups of upper triangular matrices studied by Schesler.

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Ilaria Castellano, José Pedro Quintanilha. 2025-07-02. Geometric invariants of TDLC completions. https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.01639

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