The quasi-hyperbolicity constant of a metric space
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Abstract: We introduce the quasi-hyperbolicity constant of a metric space, a rough isometry invariant that measures how a metric space deviates from being Gromov hyperbolic. This number, for unbounded spaces, lies in the closed interval . The quasi-hyperbolicity constant of an unbounded Gromov hyperbolic space is equal to one. For a CAT-space, it is bounded from above by . The quasi-hyperbolicity constant of a Banach space that is at least two dimensional is bounded from below by , and for a non-trivial -space it is exactly . If then the quasi-hyperbolicity constant of the -snowflake of any metric space is bounded from above by . We give an exact calculation in the case of the -snowflake of the Euclidean real line.
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