The L1 convergence conjecture for destinations of flip processes

Let R\mathcal{R} be a flip process, let UU be a graphon, and let WW be a destination of UU, meaning that ΦtUW\Phi^{t}U \xrightarrow{\square} W as tt\to\infty. Destination convergence conjecture. The trajectory (ΦtU)t(\Phi^{t}U)_{t\to\infty} converges to WW also in L1L^1. Destinations are defined initially as cut norm limits; this conjecture asks for the stronger L1L^1-norm convergence, and the surrounding discussion suggests that even LL^\infty-norm convergence might hold.

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Frederik Garbe, Jan Hladký, Matas Šileikis and Fiona Skerman, “From flip processes to dynamical systems on graphons”, arXiv:2201.12272 (2024).

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