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arXiv · 2405.19863

Katsura-Exel-Pardo self-similar actions, Putnam's binary factors and their limit spaces

Abstract

We show that the dynamical system associated by Putnam to a pair of graph embeddings is identical to the shift map on the limit space of a self-similar groupoid action on a graph. Moreover, performing a certain out-split on said graph gives rise to a Katsura-Exel-Pardo groupoid action on the out-split graph whose associated limit space dynamical system is conjugate to the previous one. We characterise the self-similar properties of these groupoids in terms of properties of their defining data, two matrices $A$, $B$. We prove a large class of the associated limit spaces are bundles of circles and points which fibre over a totally disconnected space, and the dynamics restricted to each circle is of the form $z\to z^{n}$. Moreover, we find a planar embedding of these spaces, thereby answering a question Putnam posed in his paper.

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Jeremy B. Hume, Michael F. Whittaker. 2025-06-27. Katsura-Exel-Pardo self-similar actions, Putnam's binary factors and their limit spaces. https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.19863

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