Limit tuple at infinite rank from local approximation

Throughout, $L(G)$ is the group von Neumann algebra of a discrete group $G$ acting on $\ell^2(G)$, with canonical trace $\tau(x)=\langle x\delta_e,\delta_e\rangle$, left-regular unitaries $\lambda(g)$, and $\|x\|_2=\|x\delta_e\|_{\ell^2}$. Let $\mathrm{Index}=\mathrm{Fin}\,3\sqcup\mathbb N\sqcup\{*\}$ and $M=L(\mathbb F(\mathrm{Index}))$. Let $A_i=\lambda(i)$ for $i\in\mathrm{Fin}\,3$ be the initial tuple, and for $q\in\mathbb N\sqcup\{*\}$ let $E_q=\lambda(q)$ be the extra generators. The orbit is the set of tuples $(\Phi(A_i))_i$ for $\tau$-preserving $*$-automorphisms $\Phi$ of $M$. Tuples carry the metric $\mathrm{dist}(V,U)=\max_i\|V_i-U_i\|$ in the operator norm. Assume that for every $U$ in the orbit, $\delta,\varepsilon>0$ and $g\in\mathbb F(\mathrm{Index})$ there are $V$ in the orbit with $\mathrm{dist}(V,U)<\delta$ and a finitely supported $p$ on $\mathbb F_3$ with $\|\sum_hp(h)V_h-\lambda(g)\|_2<\varepsilon$. Then there is a triple $U$ of unitaries in $M$ with $\tau(U_g)=0$ for every nonidentity $g\in\mathbb F_3$ and

This is the limit step for the infinite-rank factor. Lean proves it by a Baire-type lemma rather than by the explicit iteration of Section 5 of the paper, which treats finite rank.

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