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Generalisations of Thompson's group V arising from purely infinite groupoids

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arxiv 2302.04078 v2 pith:WKZCIYA7 submitted 2023-02-08 math.GR math.DSmath.OA

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We study a class of generalisations of Thompson's group $V$ arising naturally as topological full groups of purely infinite, minimal groupoids. In the process, we show that the derived subgroup of such a group is 2-generated whenever it is finitely generated and has no proper characters in full generality. We characterise this class of groupoids through a number of group-theoretic conditions on their full groups including vigor, the existence of suitable embeddings of $V$, and compressibility. We moreover give a complete abstract characterisation of those groups that arise as either topological full groups or derived subgroups of purely infinite, minimal groupoids. As an application, we describe all proper characters of the Brin-Higman-Thompson groups.

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  1. Non-strong ergodicity of canonical actions of the Thompson groups

    math.DS 2025-10 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    Canonical actions of Thompson's group V and topological full groups of amenable ample groupoids on the Cantor set are not strongly ergodic, so their crossed products are non-full factors (type III_{1/d} for Higman–Thompson).

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