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Date: 2007-12-11 20:18:23
Mathematics
Mathematical analysis
Algebra
Solvable group
Big O notation
Generating function transformation
Chebyshev's inequality

On the Lp-distortion of finite quotients of amenable groups. Romain Tessera∗ December 11, 2007 Abstract

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