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Date: 2010-12-26 19:08:53
Geometry
Mathematics
Group theory
Geometric group theory
Amenable group
Isoperimetric inequality
Quasi-isometry
Solvable group
Kazhdan's property
Lattice
Sobolev inequality
Dehn function

ISOPERIMETRIC PROFILE AND RANDOM WALKS ON LOCALLY COMPACT SOLVABLE GROUPS ROMAIN TESSERA Abstract. We study the large-scale geometry of a large class of amenable locally compact groups comprising all solvable algebraic g

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