On Krein-Milman theorem for the space of sofic representations
Abstract
Denote by Sof(G) the space of sofic representations of a countable group G. This space is known by a result of the second author, to have a convex-like structure. We show that, in this space, minimal faces are extreme points. We then construct uncountable many extreme points for Sof(F2) and show that there exists a decreasing chain of closed faces with empty intersection. Finally we construct a strangely looking sofic representation in Sof(F2) that we believe it is outside of the closure of the convex hull of extreme points.
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