Assouad-Nagata dimension of tree-graded spaces

Abstract

Given a metric space X of finite asymptotic dimension, we consider a quasi-isometric invariant of the space called dimension function. The space is said to have asymptotic Assouad-Nagata dimension less or equal n if there is a linear dimension function in this dimension. We prove that if X is a tree-graded space (as introduced by C. Drutu and M. Sapir) and for some positive integer n a function f serves as an n-dimensional dimension function for all pieces of X, then the function 300· f serves as an n-dimensional dimension function for X. As a corollary we find a formula for the asymptotic Assouad-Nagata dimension of the free product of finitely generated infinite groups: asdimAN (G*H)= max\asdimAN (G), asdimAN (H)\.

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