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Old results and new questions on the rapid decay property

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NPCW04 - Approximation, deformation, quasification

A discrete group has the rapid decay property if its group law behaves well enough with respect to its large scale geometry. I will define the rapid decay property and discuss a few questions that I couldn’t answer while writing a survey on that subject.

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