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Besicovitch Pseudodistances with Respect to Non-Følner Sequences

The Besicovitch pseudodistance defined in [1] for biinfinite sequences is invariant by translations. We generalize the definition to arbitrary locally compact second-countable groups and study how properties of the pseudodistance, including invariance by translations, are determined by those of the sequence of sets of finite positive measure used to define it. In particular, we restate from [2] that if the Besicovitch pseudodistance comes from an exhaustive Følner sequence, then every shift is an isometry. For non-Følner sequences, it is proved that some shifts are not isometries, and the Besicovitch pseudodistance with respect to some subsequences even makes them discontinuous.