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Free Subshifts with Invariant Measures from the Lovász Local Lemma (1702.02792v5)

Published 9 Feb 2017 in math.DS, math.CO, math.GR, and math.LO

Abstract: Gao, Jackson, and Seward (see arXiv:1201.0513) proved that every countably infinite group $\Gamma$ admits a nonempty free subshift $X \subseteq {0,1}\Gamma$. Furthermore, a theorem of Seward and Tucker-Drob (see arXiv:1402.4184) implies that every countably infinite group $\Gamma$ admits a free subshift $X \subseteq {0,1}\Gamma$ that supports an invariant probability measure. Aubrun, Barbieri, and Thomass\'{e} (see arXiv:1507.03369) used the Lov\'{a}sz Local Lemma to give a short alternative proof of the Gao--Jackson--Seward theorem. Recently, Elek (see arXiv:1702.01631) followed another approach involving the Lov\'{a}sz Local Lemma to obtain a different proof of the existence of free subshifts with invariant probability measures for finitely generated sofic groups. Using the measurable version of the Lov\'{a}sz Local Lemma for shift actions established by the author (see arXiv:1604.07349), we give a short alternative proof of the existence of such subshifts for arbitrary groups. Moreover, we can find such subshifts in any nonempty invariant open set.

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