The one-relator translation-like action conjecture
Let be a nontrivial finitely generated group. A group acts translation-like on when it acts freely and every group element moves points by a uniformly bounded distance in a Cayley graph of . A nontrivial one-relator group is a nontrivial group admitting a presentation with one defining relation.
One-relator action conjecture. Some nontrivial one-relator group acts translation-like on .
The paper introduces this as a new conjecture intended to help address the two preceding conjectures, concerning decidable domino problems and weakly aperiodic SFTs. No resolution is given in the supplied text.
References
Primary source
Emmanuel Jeandel, “Translation-like Actions and Aperiodic Subshifts on Groups”, arXiv:1508.06419 (2015).
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