The Chameleon groups of Richard J. Thompson: Automorphisms and dynamics
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Abstract: The automorphism groups of several of Thompson's countable groups of piecewise linear homeomorphisms of the line and circle are computed and it is shown that the outer automorphism groups of these groups are relatively small. These results can be interpreted as stability results for certain structures of PL functions on the circle. Machinery is developed to relate the structures on the circle to corresponding structures on the line.
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- A reconstruction theorem for locally convex metrizable spaces, homeomorphism groups without small sets, semigroups of non-shrinking functions of a normed space
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- The BNSR-invariants of the Stein group \(F_{2,3}\)
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- Forest-skein groups II: Construction from homogeneously presented monoids
- Embedding ℚ into a finitely presented group
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- Groups of PL-homeomorphisms admitting nontrivial invariant characters
- Commensurations and subgroups of finite index of Thompson's group \(F\).
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