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Geometry / Mathematics / Graph theory / Metric geometry / Geometric group theory / Group theory / Permutation groups / Topology / Quasi-isometry / GromovHausdorff convergence / Vertex-transitive graph / Group action
Date: 2015-12-08 04:42:27
Geometry
Mathematics
Graph theory
Metric geometry
Geometric group theory
Group theory
Permutation groups
Topology
Quasi-isometry
GromovHausdorff convergence
Vertex-transitive graph
Group action

On the scaling limit of finite vertex transitive graphs with large diameter Itai Benjamini Romain Tessera∗

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