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arXiv · 2607.25729

Near full groups of bounded type: full group completion

Abstract

We study finitely generated groups of bounded type arising from tile inflation processes over Bratteli diagrams and containing the alternating group of the associated tail groupoid. Under a localization condition on finitely many singular germs, we show that the topological full group is obtained by adjoining finitely many finitary transformations. The number of adjoined transformations can be taken to be the dimension of a quotient of the mod-$2$ dimension group, and equality with the topological full group is characterized by surjectivity of the parity map restricted to the finitary elements of the original group. Under an additional parity condition on the AF truncations arising in the localization, the original group is near full, and its index is the order of the same parity quotient. We give a criterion for localization in terms of finitely many representatives of singular germs preserving arbitrarily deep cylinders, and an odd-order criterion which implies the parity condition. As an application, we study a fragmentation group of the modified LMS-group associated with the Penrose tiling and prove that it coincides with its topological full group.

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Zheng Kuang. 2026-07-28. Near full groups of bounded type: full group completion. https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.25729

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