On quasi-homomorphism rigidity for lattices in simple algebraic groups

Property (TTT) was introduced by Ozawa as a strengthening of Kazhdan’s property (T) and Burger and Monod’s property (TT) . In this paper, we improve Ozawa’s result by showing that any simple algebraic group of rank \geq 2 over a local field has property (TTT) . We also show that lattices in a locally compact second countable group inherit property (TTT) . Finally, we study to what extent Lie groups with infinite center fail to have properties (TT) and (TTT) .

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Groups Geometry and Dynamics
Published
2026-08-27
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https://doi.org/10.4171/ggd/985
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Finite Group Theory Research
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On quasi-homomorphism rigidity for lattices in simple algebraic groups

Guillaume Dumas
Groups Geometry and Dynamics
Finite Group Theory Research
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On quasi-homomorphism rigidity for lattices in simple algebraic groups

Guillaume Dumas
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Abstract

Property (TTT) was introduced by Ozawa as a strengthening of Kazhdan’s property (T) and Burger and Monod’s property (TT) . In this paper, we improve Ozawa’s result by showing that any simple algebraic group of rank \geq 2 over a local field has property (TTT) . We also show that lattices in a locally compact second countable group inherit property (TTT) . Finally, we study to what extent Lie groups with infinite center fail to have properties (TT) and (TTT) .

Groups Geometry and Dynamics
Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (FR), Institut Camille Jordan (FR)
De La Salle University
Openalex Percentile: Top 96%
Finite Group Theory Research
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