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Artifact ↗The amenability problem for Thompson's group F (Geoghegan's conjecture)
Theorem 1.1: Thompson's group is not amenable. The proof finds a fixed finite set and with for some , for every nonempty finite , so no Folner sets exist. It converts approximate invariance of finite averages into an approximate fixed point of a Lipschitz self-map of a Hilbert ball, contradicting a Benyamini-Sternfeld displacement map that the paper constructs explicitly. It confirms Geoghegan's conjecture. The formal version gives no explicit expansion constant for a standard generating set, and the paper does not address other questions about such as its exact isoperimetric profile.
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Occurred: Sep 23, 2026
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Canonical aliases: The amenability problem for Thompson's group F (Geoghegan's conjecture) · Amenability of Thompson's group F
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Theorem 1.1: Thompson's group is not amenable. The proof finds a fixed finite set and with for some , for every nonempty finite , so no Folner sets exist. It converts approximate invariance of finite averages into an approximate fixed point of a Lipschitz self-map of a Hilbert ball, contradicting a Benyamini-Sternfeld displacement map that the paper constructs explicitly. It confirms Geoghegan's conjecture. The formal version gives no explicit expansion constant for a standard generating set, and the paper does not address other questions about such as its exact isoperimetric profile. parent of this event
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