
arXiv: 1310.1561
Many non-locally compact second countable groups admit a comeagre conjugacy class. For example, this is the case for S ∞ S_{\infty } , A u t ( Q , > ) Aut(\mathbb {Q},>) , and, less trivially, A u t ( R ) Aut(\mathcal {R}) for R \mathcal {R} the random graph. A. Kechris and C. Rosendal ask if a non-trivial locally compact second countable group can admit a comeagre conjugacy class. We answer the question in the negative via an analysis of locally compact second countable groups with topological conditions on a conjugacy class.
General properties and structure of locally compact groups, FOS: Mathematics, Mathematics - Logic, Group Theory (math.GR), totally disconnected locally compact groups, profinite groups, Logic (math.LO), Descriptive set theory, comeagre conjugacy class, Mathematics - Group Theory
General properties and structure of locally compact groups, FOS: Mathematics, Mathematics - Logic, Group Theory (math.GR), totally disconnected locally compact groups, profinite groups, Logic (math.LO), Descriptive set theory, comeagre conjugacy class, Mathematics - Group Theory
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