The scaling-limit conjecture for vertex-transitive graphs with polynomial ball growth

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Let DnΔnD_n\leq \Delta_n be two sequences going to infinity, and let (Xn)(X_n) be a sequence of vertex-transitive graphs such that the balls of radius DnD_n satisfy

B(x,Dn)=O(Dnq).|B(x,D_n)|=O(D_n^q).

Scaling-limit conjecture. Then (Xn,d/Δn)(X_n,d/\Delta_n) has a subsequence converging for the pointed GH-topology to a connected nilpotent Lie group equipped with a Carnot–Carathéodory metric. This conjecture proposes a nilpotent Lie-group description of subsequential scaling limits under polynomial local growth. The supplied text gives no evidence that the conjecture has been resolved.

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Itai Benjamini, Hilary Finucane and Romain Tessera, “On the scaling limit of finite vertex transitive graphs with large diameter”, arXiv:1203.5624 (2014).

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