The midpoint-coordinate limit conjecture for GαG_\alpha

For α(0,1]\alpha\in(0,1], define

L(α):=limx01bx0,α(P(x0,α)/2).L(\alpha):=\lim_{x_0\to1}b_{x_0,\alpha}\bigl(P(x_0,\alpha)/2\bigr).

Here bx0,αb_{x_0,\alpha} is the coordinate function and P(x0,α)P(x_0,\alpha) is the associated period. The midpoint-coordinate limit conjecture. L(α)L(\alpha) is monotonically decreasing from α=0\alpha=0 to α=1\alpha=1, limα0L(α)=\lim_{\alpha\to0}L(\alpha)=\infty, and in fact

L(α)=2α.L(\alpha)=\frac{2}{\alpha}.

The value L(1/2)=4L(1/2)=4 is proved in the source, while the broader monotonicity, divergence, and explicit formula are conjectural.

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Primary source

Matei P. Coiculescu, “An Interpolation from Sol to Hyperbolic Space”, arXiv:2005.06430 (2021).

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