Saito's finiteness conjecture for opposite series of hyperbolic groups

Let GG be a group with a finite generating set SS, and let Ω(G,S)\Omega(G,S) be Saito's set associated with the word-growth series of (G,S)(G,S). Saito's conjecture. If GG is a word hyperbolic group, then

Ω(G,S) is finite.\Omega(G,S)\text{ is finite}.

Saito's theory relates Ω(G,S)\Omega(G,S) to the accumulation points of the normalized polynomials associated with the word-growth series. The conjecture is still open.

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Primary source

Danny Calegari and Koji Fujiwara, “Counting subgraphs in hyperbolic graphs with symmetry”, arXiv:1311.4450 (2013).

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