The Gap Conjecture for finitely generated group growth

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Let GG be a finitely generated group with growth function γG(n)\gamma_G(n). Write fgf\prec g when ff is strictly bounded above by gg in the relevant growth comparison. Gap Conjecture. If

γG(n)en,\gamma_G(n)\prec e^{\sqrt n},

then GG has polynomial growth. This conjecture proposes a sharp boundary between polynomial and intermediate growth; the source presents it as an open problem, with ene^{\sqrt n} motivated by known lower bounds for groups of intermediate growth.

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Primary source

Rostislav Grigorchuk, “On the Gap Conjecture concerning group growth”, arXiv:1202.6044 (2012).

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