2019
DOI: 10.1090/proc/14526
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A characterization of superreflexivity through embeddings of lamplighter groups

Abstract: We prove that finite lamplighter groups {Z 2 ≀ Z n } n≥2 with a standard set of generators embed with uniformly bounded distortions into any nonsuperreflexive Banach space, and therefore form a set of test-spaces for superreflexivity. Our proof is inspired by the well known identification of Cayley graphs of infinite lamplighter groups with the horocyclic product of trees. We cover Z 2 ≀ Z n by three sets with a structure similar to a horocyclic product of trees, which enables us to construct well-controlled e… Show more

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“…It was shown in [49] that finite cyclic lamplighter groups bi‐Lipschitzly embed into L1$L_1$ with distortion bounded above independently of the size of the cyclic group. It follows from this result and general principles that the lamplighter group over the infinite cyclic group bi‐Lipschitzly embeds into L1$L_1$ (an alternative direct proof is also given in [49] and we refer to [54] for an argument using a description of this lamplighter group in terms of a horocyclic product of trees [66]). These results were extended to non‐superreflexive Banach space targets in [54].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…It was shown in [49] that finite cyclic lamplighter groups bi‐Lipschitzly embed into L1$L_1$ with distortion bounded above independently of the size of the cyclic group. It follows from this result and general principles that the lamplighter group over the infinite cyclic group bi‐Lipschitzly embeds into L1$L_1$ (an alternative direct proof is also given in [49] and we refer to [54] for an argument using a description of this lamplighter group in terms of a horocyclic product of trees [66]). These results were extended to non‐superreflexive Banach space targets in [54].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…It follows from this result and general principles that the lamplighter group over the infinite cyclic group bi‐Lipschitzly embeds into L1$L_1$ (an alternative direct proof is also given in [49] and we refer to [54] for an argument using a description of this lamplighter group in terms of a horocyclic product of trees [66]). These results were extended to non‐superreflexive Banach space targets in [54]. That the lamplighter group over a finitely generated free group bi‐Lipschitzly embeds into L1$L_1$, is a by‐product of the work of de Cornulier, Stadler and Valette [17] on the equivariant L1$L_1$‐compression of wreath products.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%