Exponential Nielsen growth conjecture for infinite finitely generated groups

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Let GG be an infinite finitely generated group. The exponential Nielsen growth conjecture asserts that there are an integer nn and a generating nn-tuple S∈Γn(G)S\in\Gamma_n(G) such that the connected component Γn(G,S)\Gamma_n(G,S) has exponential growth. This formulation allows product replacement graphs to have multiple connected components and requires growth in only one component. It is weaker than the main conjecture and is known for groups of polynomial or exponential growth, while the general case remains open.

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Anton Malyshev and Igor Pak, “Growth in product replacement graphs”, arXiv:1304.5320 (2014).

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