Random Latin squares and 2-dimensional expanders
Alexander Lubotzky, Roy Meshulam

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new random model for 2-dimensional complexes and proves the existence of infinite families of expanders with bounded degree, advancing understanding of high-dimensional expanders.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel random model for 2-complexes and demonstrates the existence of infinite families of 2-dimensional expanders with bounded maximum edge degree.
Findings
Existence of infinite families of 2D -expanders
Construction of expanders with fixed and degree d
New probabilistic model for random 2-complexes
Abstract
Let X be a 2-dimensional simplicial complex. The degree of an edge e is the number of 2-faces of X containing e. The complex X is an \epsilon-expander if the coboundary d_1(\phi) of every Z_2-valued 1-cochain \phi \in C^1(X;Z_2) satisfies |support(d_1(\phi))| \geq \epsilon |\supp(\phi+d_0(\psi))| for some 0-cochain \psi. Using a new model of random 2-complexes we show the existence of an infinite family of 2-dimensional \epsilon-expanders with maximum edge degree d, for some fixed \epsilon>0 and d.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTopological and Geometric Data Analysis · Advanced Topology and Set Theory · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
