Geodetic circles generate the homology of locally finite graphs

Let GG be a locally finite graph. Let G(G){\mathcal G}_{\ell}(G) denote the set of homology classes represented by geodetic circles, and let H(G){\mathcal H}_{\ell}(G) denote the corresponding homology group. Write G(G)\langle{\mathcal G}_{\ell}(G)\rangle for the subgroup or span generated by these classes.

Geodetic-generation conjecture. One has

G(G)=H(G).\langle{\mathcal G}_{\ell}(G)\rangle={\mathcal H}_{\ell}(G).

This is the graph-theoretic generation claim underlying the continuum version discussed earlier. Its resolution is not supplied in the given text.

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Agelos Georgakopoulos, “Graph topologies induced by edge lengths”, arXiv:0903.1744 (2009).

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