Lipschitz-to-linear harmonic-function finiteness conjecture

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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

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

then

dim⁡HF1(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.

References

Primary source

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

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