Groups acting on products of trees, tiling systems and analytic K-theory
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Abstract: Let and be homogeneous trees of even degree . A BM group is a torsion free discrete subgroup of which acts freely and transitively on the vertex set of . This article studies dynamical systems associated with BM groups. A higher rank Cuntz-Krieger algebra is associated both with a 2-dimensional tiling system and with a boundary action of a BM group . An explicit expression is given for the K-theory of . In particular . A complete enumeration of possible BM groups is given for a product homogeneous trees of degree 4, and the K-groups are computed.
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