Talk:Asymptotic dimension

Latest comment: 1 year ago by 2003:C9:7F1A:9BB1:EC4B:9915:B7F1:E1BF in topic Asymptotic dimension of a group

What is H^n ?

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In the article, it should be stated what   in   means. I guess that it is hyperbolic space, but this symbol has different meanings, one should be clear about that. 2003:C9:7F1A:9BB1:EC4B:9915:B7F1:E1BF (talk) 06:57, 12 April 2023 (UTC)Reply

Asymptotic dimension of a group

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In the article, we have formal definition of the asymptotic dimension of a metric space, and then the concept is used for groups whithout stating how one can use the metric definition for groups. I guess that one only considers finitely generated groups and the metric space is the Cayley graph with respect to any finite generating set. This is well-defined since any two such graphs are coarsely equivalent. IF this is what is meant here, it should be in the article. 2003:C9:7F1A:9BB1:EC4B:9915:B7F1:E1BF (talk) 07:01, 12 April 2023 (UTC)Reply