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Linear isoperimetric filling inequalities in Hadamard spaces at and above the asymptotic rank

Jonas W. Peteranderl
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Reformulated in terms of the asymptotic rank, a conjecture by Gromov predicts a linear isoperimetric filling inequality in all dimensions greater than or equal to the asymptotic rank of a Hadamard space, in contrast to the Euclidean-type nonlinear behavior below this threshold. We prove the predicted linear inequality for Hadamard spaces with finite asymptotic Nagata dimension and finite asymptotic rank. More precisely, every integral cycle of dimension at or above the asymptotic rank admits a filling whose mass is bounded linearly in the mass of the cycle. Our proof is based on a new self-improvement mechanism for Wenger's sub-Euclidean growth theorem. This approach upgrades the asymptotic rank-one result by Wenger and the recent asymptotic rank-two result by Lang, Stadler, and Urech from exponents arbitrarily close to one to the optimal linear exponent. Moreover, the result extends to arbitrary finite asymptotic ranks.

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Jonas W. Peteranderl. 2026-08-26. Linear isoperimetric filling inequalities in Hadamard spaces at and above the asymptotic rank. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.26059

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