Lipschitz-to-linear harmonic-function finiteness conjecture

Let G\mathbb{G} be a finitely generated group and let μ\mu be a courteous probability measure on G\mathbb{G}. Let LHF(G,μ)\mathsf{LHF}(\mathbb{G},\mu) denote the space of Lipschitz μ\mu-harmonic functions. Lipschitz-to-linear finiteness conjecture. If

dimLHF(G,μ)<,\dim \mathsf{LHF}(\mathbb{G},\mu)<\infty,

then

dimHF1(G,μ)<.\dim \mathsf{HF}_1(\mathbb{G},\mu)<\infty.

The authors expect a positive harmonic function arising earlier in the paper to be Lipschitz; this implication would slightly improve their theorem for finitely generated solvable groups and would fit Kleiner's strategy for proving Gromov's theorem.

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Primary source

Tom Meyerovitch and Ariel Yadin, “Harmonic functions of linear growth on solvable groups”, arXiv:1408.6243 (2015).

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