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Abstract: We introduce linear sofic groups and linear sofic algebras. We prove that a group is linear sofic if and only if its group algebra is linear sofic. Linear soficity for groups is a priori weaker than soficity but stronger than weak soficity. We shall discuss problems in proving that linear sofic groups are sofic or that they satisfy Kaplansky’s direct finiteness conjecture.
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