A note on the isoperimetric constant

On Asymptotic Isoperimetric Constant of Tori

In this note we continue the study of asymptotic invariants of Riemannian tori (e.g. see [BuI] and references there). By asymptotic invariants we mean invariants which do not change under passing to finite covers. In [BuI] we show that the asymptotic volume growth of a Riemannian torus is at least as fast as that of a flat one. One may ask what are the possible values of “asymptotic isoperimetr...

On Asymptotic Isoperimetric Constant of Torid

Isoperimetric-type inequalities on constant curvature manifolds

By exploiting optimal transport theory on Riemannian manifolds and adapting Gromov’s proof of the isoperimetric inequality in the Euclidean space, we prove an isoperimetric-type inequality on simply connected constant curvature manifolds.

A Note on Cohomological Vanishing and the Linear Isoperimetric Inequality

If G is a finitely presented group, then H2 (∞) (G,A) vanishes for all injective Banach spaces iff the regularized homological area function satisfies the linear isoperimetric inequality. This contrasts with the known result that G is word hyperbolic iff the homological area function satisfies the linear isoperimetric inequality. A closed 3-manifold group G is hyperbolic iff H2 (∞) (G,A) vanish...

A Note on Artin’s Constant

P p(pi−1) , where the summation is over first N prime pi, k ∈ Z+. The classical summation formula is as follows: A = limN→∞Σ(N), where Σ(N) = 1 N ∑ φ(pi−1) pi−1 . The changes needed for arbitrary g are addressed in Theorem 1, a good exercise in basic analytic and algebraic number theory. The same procedure can be applied to other number-theoretic constants like A (see, e.g., [Ni]). In Theorem 2...