Cantor combinatorics and almost finiteness
Gabor Elek

TL;DR
This survey introduces a continuous analogue of Borel combinatorics focusing on almost finiteness, and explores its applications to spectral convergence of graph Laplacians, emphasizing an algorithmic perspective.
Contribution
It presents a continuous version of Borel combinatorics centered on almost finiteness and demonstrates its utility in spectral graph theory.
Findings
Almost finiteness provides a new framework for continuous Borel combinatorics.
The theory aids in understanding spectral convergence of graph Laplacians.
Abstract
In this survey we give a concise introduction to a continuous version of Borel combinatorics. Our approach will have a certain algorithm-theoretic nature and we will give special emphasis to the notion of almost finiteness introduced by Matui as a continuous analogue of Borel hyperfiniteness. We also show how the theory can be used to study spectral convergence for graph Laplacians.
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Taxonomy
TopicsLimits and Structures in Graph Theory · Topological and Geometric Data Analysis · Graph theory and applications
