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Atlas.Buildings.code.Building.PropositionRetractionProperties

A subset $E \subseteq G$ is bounded in the building-bornology if and only if there exists some $x \in X$ whose $E$-orbit is bounded in the apartment.

A subset $E \subseteq G$ is bounded in the bornology iff its action sends every bounded subset $Y \subseteq X$ to a bounded subset.

There exists some $x \in X$ with bounded orbit iff every bounded subset of $X$ has bounded image under $E$.

The point stabilizer of $x$ is bounded in the bornology iff its orbit at $x$ is bounded.

theorem PropositionRetractionProperties.boundedSubsets_G_iff_orbit_bounded {Gt : Type u_1} [Group Gt] {B_idx : Type u_2} {M : CoxeterMatrix B_idx} (ctx : FixedPointSubgroups.BuildingGroupContext Gt B_idx M) (E : Set Gt) (hE_in_G : E ctx.gbnpair.G) :

For subsets contained in $G$, the bornology bound is equivalent to the existence of a bounded orbit.