The actions of {\mathit{Out}(F_k)} on the boundary of Outer space and on the space of currents: minimal sets and equivariant incompatibility
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Abstract: We prove that for there does not exist a continuous map that is either -equivariant or -anti-equivariant. Here is the "length-function" boundary of Culler-Vogtmann's Outer space , and is the space of projectivized geodesic currents for . We also prove that, if , for the action of on and for the diagonal action of on the product space there exist unique non-empty minimal closed -invariant sets. Our results imply that for any continuous -equivariant embedding of into (such as the Patterson-Sullivan embedding) produces a new compactification of Outer space, different from the usual "length-function" compactification .
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