The one-relator translation-like action conjecture

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Let GG be a nontrivial finitely generated group. A group acts translation-like on GG when it acts freely and every group element moves points by a uniformly bounded distance in a Cayley graph of GG. 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 GG.

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

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Emmanuel Jeandel, “Translation-like Actions and Aperiodic Subshifts on Groups”, arXiv:1508.06419 (2015).

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