Linear Representations of the Automorphism Group of a Free Group
By Fritz Grunewald, Alexander Lubotzky. 2006
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Abstract.Let Fn be the free group on n ≥ 2 elements and Aut(Fn) its group of automorphisms. In this paper we present a rich collection of linear representations of Aut(Fn) arising through the action of finite-index subgroups of it on relation modules of finite quotient groups of Fn. We show (under certain conditions) that the images of our representations are arithmetic groups.
Subfields: Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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In Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics
- Alexander Lubotzky
- Michael Larsen
- Fritz Grunewald
- Anthony Genevois
- Alexandre Martin
- Aner Shalev
- Christopher Voll
- László Pyber
In Geometry and Topology
- Michael Larsen
- Alexander Lubotzky
- Fritz Grunewald
- Anthony Genevois
- Alexandre Martin
- Aner Shalev
- Christopher Voll
- László Pyber
In Mathematical Physics
- Michael Larsen
- Fritz Grunewald
- Alexander Lubotzky
- Anthony Genevois
- Alexandre Martin
- Hung Cong Tran
- A. Jaikin‐Zapirain
Citations in the corpus
- Automorphisms of graph products of groups from a geometric perspective (2018, background): “In the opposite direction, it is known that Aut(Fn) does not have property (T) for n = 2 and 3 [8, 23, 36]; that it has property (T) for n 5 by very recent results of [32, 33]; and the case n = 4 is still open.”
- Arithmetic quotients of the mapping class group (2013, background): “Up to now, the above procedure follows that of [15] with the important exception that Grunewald and Lubotzky use the actual theorem of Gaschütz in place of Proposition 1.”