10 problems
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The threshold sequence for polynomial divergence in random right-angled Coxeter groups
Let denote the Erdős–Rényi random graph, and let . For a group or graph, “thick of order at most ” is used in the sense of the p…
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Hypergraph-index conjecture for thickness and divergence of Coxeter groups
Hypergraph-index conjecture. These upper bounds are equalities: the following are equivalent:
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Non-uniqueness conjecture for the Sobolev divergence chain rule
Non-uniqueness conjecture. Under the stated integrability condition and suitable assumptions on and , such a density and incompressible Sobolev vector field e…
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Conjecture on inclusion divergence for sparse random geometric graphs
Inclusion-divergence conjecture. Under these assumptions,
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Levcovitz's equivalence conjecture for hypergraph index and divergence
Let be a right-angled Coxeter group, and let denote its hypergraph index. Let thickness of order and divergence have their standard meanings for the gr…
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Equivalence of hypergraph index, thickness and divergence for right-angled Coxeter groups
Let be a simplicial graph and let be the corresponding right-angled Coxeter group. Fix an order . Equivalence conjecture. The following are equivalent:…
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Gromov's linear-or-exponential divergence conjecture
Let be a nonpositively curved metric space, and let denote its divergence function, measuring the lengths of shortest paths avoiding a ball that connect points roughly…
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Infinite-order separation conjecture for Cantor series
Suppose that is a partition of the natural numbers. Let be a basic sequence, and say that it is fully divergent when the relevant divergence c…
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Finite-order separation conjecture for Cantor series
Let be an integer and suppose that . Let be a basic sequence, and say that it is -divergent when the relevant divergence condit…
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Linear divergence conjecture for higher-rank lattices
Linear divergence conjecture. Every lattice in a semisimple Lie group of higher rank has linear divergence.