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PROLONGED ANALYTIC CONNECTED GROUP ACTIONS ARE GENERICALLY FREE

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We prove that an effective, analytic action of a connected Lie group G on an analytic manifold M becomes free on a comeager subset of an open subset of M when prolonged to a frame bundle of sufficiently high order. We further prove that the action of G becomes free on a comeager subset of an open subset of a submanifold jet bundle over M of sufficiently high order, thereby establishing a general result that underlies Lie's theory of symmetry groups of differential equations and the equivariant method of moving frames.

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ADAMS, S., OLVER, P.J. PROLONGED ANALYTIC CONNECTED GROUP ACTIONS ARE GENERICALLY FREE. Transformation Groups 23, 893–913 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00031-017-9463-4

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