Non Uniform Kazhdan Constant for Linear Groups
Alexander Lubotzky, Jvbin Yao
Abstract
A group Γ generated by a finite set S has Property (T) if the associated Kazhdan constant κ(Γ,S) is positive. If so, the same holds for every finite generating set S. There are Property (T) groups which are uniformly (T), and others which are not. It is a well-known problem whether the classical examples of Property (T) groups, SLn(Z), n≥ 3, are uniformly (T) or not. We show that they are not. Moreover, the same holds for every infinite finitely generated linear group.
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