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Nous définissons une ntoion d’énergie pour des applications entre deux graphes métriques finis et cherchons à minimiser l’énergie au sein d’une classe d’homotopie. Nous démontrons des théorèmes d’existence et d’unicité analogues à ceux de Eells-Sampson et de Hartman pour les applications harmoniques à valeurs dans les variétés à courbure négative ou nulle. Nous montrons également une propriété de stabilité des applications minimisantes par rapport aux revêtements de degré fini à la source. Une application...
We compare the asymptotic growth of the order of the digraphs arising from a construction of Comellas and Fiol when applied to Faber-Moore digraphs versus plainly the Faber-Moore digraphs for the corresponding degree and diameter.
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