The central-product Dehn function conjecture

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Let k\mathfrak{k} and l\mathfrak{l} be nilpotent Lie algebras of step kk and ℓ\ell, respectively, with k⩾ℓ⩾2k\geqslant \ell\geqslant 2, and with one-dimensional centers z\mathfrak{z} and z′\mathfrak{z}'. Let θ:z→z′\theta: \mathfrak{z}\to \mathfrak{z}' be an isomorphism, and let k×θl\mathfrak{k}\times_{\theta} \mathfrak{l} be their central product. Write KK, LL, and G:=K×θLG:=K\times_{\theta}L for the associated simply connected Lie groups. Central-product Dehn function conjecture. The Dehn function of GG satisfies

nk≼δG(n)≺nk+1.n^{k}\preccurlyeq \delta_G(n)\prec n^{k+1}.

This is proposed as a general picture for Dehn functions of central products. The supplied text does not state whether the claim has been proved or remains open.

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Claudio Llosa Isenrich, Gabriel Pallier and Romain Tessera, “Cone-equivalent nilpotent groups with different Dehn functions”, arXiv:2008.01211 (2023).

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