Gusein-Zade's Betti-density conjecture for quasiperiodic functions
Gusein-Zade's Betti-density conjecture for quasiperiodic functions
Let be a quasiperiodic function, and let denote the density of its -th Betti number at level , defined by averaging the corresponding Betti number over expanding balls when the limit exists. Gusein-Zade's conjecture. For all analytic (respectively, almost all smooth) quasiperiodic functions, the Betti-number densities are well defined. The source explicitly says that this was proved in the smooth case for the Betti-number densities by A. I. Esterov in 2000, so the conjecture is resolved at least in that stated smooth setting.
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Primary source
Roberto De Leo and Andrei Ya. Maltsev, “Quasiperiodic functions on the plane and electron transport phenomena”, arXiv:1811.10727 (2018).
Additional references
2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2017–2018). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1711.01716.
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