The expansion set construction of classifying spaces for generalized Thompson groups
Thompson's group \(F\) is a group of homeomorphisms of \([0,1]\), such that each \(f \in F\) maps any sufficiently small standard dyadic interval \([a/2^{n},(a+1)/2^{n}]\) to another by an increasing linear homeomorphism.\N\NThe paper under review is devoted to describing a general method for constructing classifying spaces for generalized Thompson groups. More specifically, the author focuses on the topological finiteness property \(F_{n}\) of generalized Thompson groups, with particular emphasis on the \(F_{\infty}\)-property. As a special instance of the proposed approach, the author sketches a proof that Thompson's group \(V\) has property \(F_{\infty}\).\N\NFor the entire collection see [Zbl 1560.20003].
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