Local and global convergence in bounded degree graphs László Lovász Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest Joint work with Christian Borgs, Jennifer Chayes.

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Local and global convergence in bounded degree graphs László Lovász Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest Joint work with Christian Borgs, Jennifer Chayes and Jeff Kahn December Dedicated to the Memory of Oded Schramm

December The Benjamini-Schramm limit G: simple graph with all degrees ≤ D B G (v,r)= {nodes at distance ≤ r from node v} v random uniform node  B G (v,r) random graph in A r P G (A)= P(B G (v,r)≈A) A r = {simple rooted graphs with all degrees ≤ D and radius ≤r } (G 1,G 2,…) convergent: is convergent for all A

December The Benjamini-Schramm limit A1A1 A2A2 A3A3 …

December The Benjamini-Schramm limit  = {maximal paths from } = {rooted countable graphs with degrees ≤D}  A = {maximal paths through A} A = {  -algebra generated by the  A } P: probability measure on ( ,A) P has some special properties…

December Other limit constructions

December Other limit constructions ?

December Other limit constructions Measure preserving graph: G=([0,1],E) (a) all degrees ≤D (b) X  [0,1] Borel  N(X) is Borel (c) X,Y  [0,1] Borel  R.Kleinberg – L

December Other limit constructions Graphing: G=([0,1],E) Elek

December Homomorphism functions Weighted version: Probability that random map V(G)  V(H) is a hom

December Homomorphism functions Examples: hom(G, ) = # of independent sets in G

December Homomorphism functions We know  we know

December Homomorphism functions

December Left and right convergence very large graph counting edges, triangles,... spectra,... counting colorations, stable sets,... statistical physics,... maximum cut,...

December Left and right convergence ?

December Examples

December Examples Fekete’s Lemma  convergence

December Examples

December Examples

December Examples

December Examples Construct auxiliary graph G : H connected nonbipartite  G connected nonbipartite 

December Examples

December Left and right convergence

December Analogy: the dense case Left-convergence (homomorphisms from “small” graphs) Right-convergence (homomorphisms into “small” graphs) Distance of two graphs (optimal overlay; convergent  Cauchy) Limit objects (2-variable functions) Approximation by bounded-size graphs (Szemerédi Lemma, sampling) Parameters “continuous at infinity” (parameter testing)

December 2009 Limit objects 24 Borgs, Chayes,L,Sós,Vesztergombi

For every convergent graph sequence (G n ) there is a graphon such that December Limit objects LS Conversely, for every graphon W there is a graph sequence (G n ) such that LS W is essentially unique (up to measure-preserving transformation). BCL

December Amenable (hyperfinite) limits o(n) edges  (n) nodes Small cut decomposition:

December Amenable (hyperfinite) limits {G 1,G 2,…} amenable (hyperfinite): Can be decomposed into bounded pieces by small cut decomposition.

December Amenable graphs and hyperfinite limits For a convergent graph sequence, hyperfiniteness is reflected by the limit. Schramm Every minor-closed property is testable for graphs with bounded degree. Benjamini-Schramm-Shapira

December Regularity Lemma?  -homogeneous:  small cut decomposition, each piece H satisfies Every sufficiently large graph of bounded degree can be decomposed into quasi-homogeneous pieces by small cuts. Elek – Lippner Angel - Szegedy

December Regularity Lemma? Easy observation: For every r,D  1 and  0 there is a q(r, ,D) such that for every graph G with degrees  D there is a graph H with degrees  D and with  q nodes such that for all for all connected graphs F with  r nodes Alon A construction for H ? Effective bound on q ?