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Groupoids and Asymptotic Actions
by
Vagif A. Kasimov
Baku State University
In this work the relation between asymptotic actions and groupoids is established. Also, a new definition of groupoid is given and it is proved that the category generated by asymptotic actions of groups at a point formes a groupoid. The relation between the Poincaré group and the stabilizer of points is an isomorphism.
Let K=(Ob K, Mor K) be any category, where the class
morphisms Mor K posses the following
property: Any morphism from Mor K is invertible.
Such categories are called groupoids (see [1], [2]). Naturally, the
problem arises as to how to define groupoids. Suppose the partial
operation P is defined on the non-empty set H, that is, P is a
given mapping P : H2 --> H, \emptyset =/= H2 subset H×H. Then
P is called associative,
if the following conditions are true:
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1) Every element x in H has left and right units, that is, there are elements ex
and xe, such that
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Let the family j = {jx : G×M --> M}x in N be an asymptotic action of the group G in the Hilbert module M ([3], [4]). Consider j for the orbit O\nu(m) of the point m in M. Construct the new category whose objects are the points of the orbit O\nu. To every pair of points (m1, m2) in O\nu(m)×O\nu(m) corresponds the set G(m1, m2) = {g in G : limjn(g, m1) = m2}. Let Hm be the stabilizer of m according to the asymptotic action j.
Theorem 1. For every point m1 in O\nu(m) the set G (m, m1) is a class of co-sets for the subgroup Hm.
Every element g in G(m1, m2) we will call a morphism from m1 to
m2. Suppose Gm is a disconnected sum of class G(m1, m2), that is
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Proposition 1. The pair of classes H(m) = (O\nu(m), Gm)
forms a category.
Proposition 2. The category H(m) is a groupoid.
Denote by \pi(G, x) the Poincaré group of the groupoid H(m) for the
object x in O\nu(m).
Theorem 2. The Poincaré group \pi(G, x) is isomorphic to the
stabiliser of the point x, that is \pi(G, x) \approx Hx.
Literature.
Date received: August 3, 2001
Copyright © 2001 by the author(s). The author(s) of this document and the organizers of the conference have granted their consent to include this abstract in Atlas Conferences Inc. Document # cagx-60.