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Asymptoticity of Gromov sequences is an equivalence relation

Statement

In a proper geodesic hyperbolic space, asymptoticity of Gromov sequences is an equivalence relation.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A proper geodesic hyperbolic space X with basepoint o.

[L1]

The slim-triangle definition of hyperbolicity gives a Gromov-product inequality (u,w)o≥min⁡{(u,v)o,(v,w)o}−3δ for a fixed δ≥0 (Slim triangles imply the gromov product inequality).

[A1]

Reflexivity and symmetry are immediate from the definition of asymptoticity.

Proof

technique · direct
1.1A1

By [A1], every Gromov sequence is asymptotic to itself, and if (xn) is asymptotic to (yn) then (yn) is asymptotic to (xn).

2.1L1step 1.1algebra∎

Suppose (xn) is asymptotic to (yn) and (yn) is asymptotic to (zn). By [L1], there is δ≥0 with (xm,zn)o≥min⁡{(xm,yk)o,(yk,zn)o}−3δ for all m,n,k. Given R>0, choose N so both mixed products exceed R+3δ whenever both of their indices are at least N. For every m,n≥N, taking k=N in the inequality gives (xm,zn)o>R. Hence (xm,zn)o→∞, so (xn) is asymptotic to (zn).

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