Orbit equivalence rigidity.
Furman, Alex (1999)
Annals of Mathematics. Second Series
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Annals of Mathematics. Second Series
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Valentin Golodets, Sergey Sinel'shchikov (2000)
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Hawkins, Jane, Silva Cesar, E. (1998)
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B. Kamiński, K. Park (1999)
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We define the concept of directional entropy for arbitrary -actions on a Lebesgue space, we examine its basic properties and consider its behaviour in the class of product actions and rigid actions.
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Using very original methods from operator algebras, Sorin Popa has shown that the orbit structure of the Bernoulli action of a property (T) group, completely remembers the group and the action. This information is even essentially contained in the crossed product von Neumann algebra. This is the first von Neumann strong rigidity theorem in the literature. The same methods allow Popa to obtain II factors with prescribed countable fundamental group.
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A countable group Γ has the Haagerup approximation property if and only if the mixing actions are dense in the space of all actions of Γ.