Abstract:
We describe random walk boundaries (in particular, the Poisson–Furstenberg,
or PF-, boundary) for a large family of groups in terms of the hyperbolic
boundary of a special normal free subgroup. We prove that almost all
the trajectories of a random walk (with respect to an arbitrary
non-degenerate measure on the group) converge to points of that
boundary. This yields the stability (in the sense of [6]) of the
so-called Markov–Ivanovsky normal form [12] for braids.