The Class as an ME Invariant
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Abstract: We prove that being in Ozawa's class is a measure equivalence invariant.
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(5)- Measure equivalence rigidity and bi-exactness of groups
- Examples of groups which are not weakly amenable
- Ozawa's class \(\mathcal{S}\) for locally compact groups and unique prime factorization of group von Neumann algebras
- A remark on fullness of some group measure space von Neumann algebras
- Von Neumann equivalence and properly proximal groups
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