A comparison of large scale dimension of a metric space to the dimension of its boundary
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Abstract: Buyalo and Lebedeva have shown that the asymptotic dimension of a hyperbolic group is equal to the dimension of the group boundary plus one. Among the work presented here is a partial extension of that result to all groups admitting -structures; in particular, we show that where is the -boundary.
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