Asymptotic geometry of lamplighters over one-ended groups

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Publication:6367352

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Anthony Genevois, Romain Tessera

Publication date: 11 May 2021

Abstract: This article is dedicated to the asymptotic geometry of wreath products where F is a finite group and H a one-ended finitely presented group. Our main result is a complete classification of these groups up to quasi-isometry. More precisely, given two finite groups F1,F2 and two finitely presented one-ended groups H1,H2, we show that F1wrH1 and F2wrH2 are quasi-isometric if and only if either (i) H1,H2 are non-amenable quasi-isometric groups and |F1|,|F2| have the same prime divisors, or (ii) H1,H2 are amenable, |F1|=kn1 and |F2|=kn2 for some k,n1,n2geq1, and there exists a quasi-(n2/n1)-to-one quasi-isometry H1oH2. The article also contains algebraic information on groups quasi-isometric to such wreath products. This can be seen as far reaching extension of a celebrated work of Eskin-Fisher-Whyte who treated the case of H=mathbbZ. Our approach is however fundamentally different, as it crucially exploits the assumption that H is one-ended. Our central tool is a new geometric interpretation of lamplighter groups involving natural families of quasi-median spaces.













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