From isolated subgroups to generic permutation representations
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Abstract: Let be a countable group, the (compact, metric) space of all subgroups of with the Chabauty topology and the collection of isolated points. We denote by the (Polish) group of all permutations of a countable set . Then the following properties are equivalent: (i) is dense in , (ii) admits a "generic permutation representation". Namely there exists some such that the collection of permutation representations is co-meager in . We call groups satisfying these properties solitary. Examples of solitary groups include finitely generated LERF groups and groups with countably many subgroups.
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