Finite-dimensional representations constructed from random walks
Summary: Given a 1-cocycle \(b\) with coefficients in an orthogonal representation, we show that every finite dimensional summand of \(b\) is cohomologically trivial if and only if \(\|b(X_n)\|^2/n\) tends to a constant in probability, where \(X_n\) is the trajectory of the random walk \((G,\mu)\). As a corollary, we obtain sufficient conditions for \(G\) to satisfy Shalom's property \(H_{\mathrm{FD}}\). Another application is a convergence to a constant in probability of \(\mu^{\ast n}(e)-\mu^{\ast n}(g)\), \(n\gg m\), normalized by its average with respect to \(\mu^{\ast m}\), for any finitely generated infinite amenable group without infinite virtually abelian quotients. Finally, we show that the harmonic equivariant mapping of \(G\) to a Hilbert space obtained as an \(U\)-ultralimit of normalized \(\mu^{\ast n}-g\mu^{\ast n}\) can depend on the ultrafilter \(U\) for some groups.
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