activity
20122026
collaborators

7 papers

math.PR2026

Concentration inequalities for maximal displacement of random walks on groups of polynomial growth

Jérémie Brieussel, Romain Tessera, Tianyi Zheng

We prove Gaussian concentration inequalities for maximal displacement of compactly supported random walks on a compactly generated locally compact group with polynomial growth. Con…

math.GR2025

Measure equivalence and sofic approximations

Thiebout Delabie, Juhani Koivisto, Romain Tessera

We introduce a technique for producing a measure coupling between two sofic groups from a family of maps between their sofic approximations. We exploit this to construct measure co…

math.GR2025

measure equivalence of nilpotent groups

Thiebout Delabie, Claudio Llosa Isenrich, Romain Tessera

We classify compactly generated locally compact groups of polynomial growth up to measure equivalence (ME) for all . To achieve this, we combine rigidity results (pr…

math.GR2024

On the stability of hyperbolicity under quantitative measure equivalence

Thiebout Delabie, Juhani Koivisto, François Le Maître +1

A well-known result of Shalom says that lattices in SO are measure equivalent for all . His proof actually yields the following stronger statement: the…

math.GR2024

Balls in groups: volume, structure and growth

Romain Tessera, Matthew Tointon

We develop a fine-scale structural theory for balls of polynomial volume in finitely generated groups. Our main result shows that a polynomial-volume hypothesis on a single ball im…

math.CO2023

Small doubling implies small tripling for balls of large radius

Romain Tessera, Matthew Tointon

We show that if is a parameter and is a finite symmetric subset of a group containing the identity such for some integer , then $|S^{3n}|…

math.GR2012

Algebraically recurrent random walks on groups

Itai Benjamini, Hilary Finucane, Romain Tessera

Initial steps are presented towards understanding which finitely generated groups are almost surely generated as semigroups by the path of a random walk on the group.