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A Complete Proof of the Limit Formula for Observable Diameter
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Ozawa and Shioya proposed the limit formula for observable diameters of pyramids under weak convergence. However, we find a constructive counterexample to an inequality used in their proof. In this paper, we correct the inequality and verify the limit formula.
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