Ershler Lab

Research focus

ERC Consolidator Grant · 2016

Growth, Isoperimetry and Random walks on Groups

The goal of the project is to develop new techniques for estimation and evaluation of well-known asymptotic invariants of groups, including growth of groups, isoperimetric profiles, entropy and probability to return to the origin of random walks as well as of some more recent invariants related to the geometric criteria for construction of quotients of groups, which appeared in the joint work of PI with A.Karlsson (2010), and in a recent work of Ozawa (2015) giving a short functional analytic proof of the Polynomial Growth Theorem. We plan to work on the Gap conjecture of Grigorchuk, which states that any group of growth asymptotically strictly less than exp(n1/2) has polynomial growth, the…

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