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Uniformly quasi-Hermitian groups are supramenable
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 July 2021
Abstract
Motivated by the recent result in Samei and Wiersma (2020, Advances in Mathematics 359, 106897) that quasi-Hermitian groups are amenable, we consider a generalization of this property on discrete groups associated to certain Roe-type algebras; we call it uniformly quasi-Hermitian. We show that the class of uniformly quasi-Hermitian groups is contained in the class of supramenable groups and includes all subexponential groups. We also show that they are invariant under quasi-isometry.
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The first-named author was partially supported by NSERC USRA 2020. The second-named author was partially support by NSERC Grant no. 409364-2019.
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