Applications of C*-Entropy to Representation Growth for Discrete Groups
Connor MacMahon
Abstract
The topological 1-bounded entropy htop(C*(Γ)) of the full group C*-algebra of a finitely generated group Γ is given a representation-theoretic interpretation. The implications of Hilbert-Schmidt and matricial stability in this setting are investigated, recovering and strengthening a representation growth result of Hadwin and Shulman. The entropy framework is used to recover upper bounds on representation growth for superrigid groups and property (T) groups. This recovers a result of De La Harpe, Robinson, and Valette on the growth rate of the irreducible unitary representations of a property (T) group within the framework of 1-bounded entropy. A soft proof that SLn(Z) admits subexponential representation growth is recorded.
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