Character-theoretic analysis reveals stability characteristics of amenable groups, suggesting expansive growth potential.
We initiate a quantitative study of Hilbert–Schmidt stability for infinitely presented groups through the novel notion of stability radius growth. We exhibit an uncountable family of Hilbert–Schmidt stable amenable groups with arbitrarily large such growth. In particular, this answers a question of Lubotzky. Our approach is based on the character-theoretic stability criterion of Hadwin and Shulman. We classify the characters of alternating and elementary enrichments as well as diagonal products, including the classical family of B. H. Neumann groups.
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