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	<title>Commentaires sur : The Neretin groups (Bruno Duchesne)</title>
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		<title>Par : Lectures on the Stück&#8211;Zimmer Theorem &#124; Notes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Note that all examples above are ergodic, but none is properly ergodic, that is all are supported on a single conjugacy class. Properly ergodic IRSs do exist in some groups. The constructions above show that whenever a lcsc group ( G ) either is not simple, or has a proper nontrivial cofinite subgroup it has IRSs beyong the &#171;&#160;trivial&#160;&#187; ones ( delta_G ) and ( delta_{mathrm{Id}} ).  There are discrete (Thompson groups) and non-discrete (see Adrien le Boudec&#8217;s talk) examples of totally disconnected groups where these are the only ergodic IRSs. There is however no known example of a nondiscrete, compactly generated group where this propert of &#171;&#160;non nontrivial IRSs&#160;&#187; holds. A candidate for this is the Neretin group, which we discuss in another series of lectures. [&#8230;]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Note that all examples above are ergodic, but none is properly ergodic, that is all are supported on a single conjugacy class. Properly ergodic IRSs do exist in some groups. The constructions above show that whenever a lcsc group ( G ) either is not simple, or has a proper nontrivial cofinite subgroup it has IRSs beyong the &laquo;&nbsp;trivial&nbsp;&raquo; ones ( delta_G ) and ( delta_{mathrm{Id}} ).  There are discrete (Thompson groups) and non-discrete (see Adrien le Boudec&rsquo;s talk) examples of totally disconnected groups where these are the only ergodic IRSs. There is however no known example of a nondiscrete, compactly generated group where this propert of &laquo;&nbsp;non nontrivial IRSs&nbsp;&raquo; holds. A candidate for this is the Neretin group, which we discuss in another series of lectures. [&#8230;]</p>
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