Generalized Knight conjecture for first-order sentences in random groups
Generalized Knight conjecture for first-order sentences in random groups
Let , and let be a random group of density at length . A first-order sentence is almost surely true in this model if the probability that it holds in tends to as . Generalized Knight conjecture. Suppose is a first-order sentence in the language of groups. Then is almost surely true in the random group of density if and only if it is true in a nonabelian free group. The paper proves the corresponding assertion for universal sentences, while this extension to all first-order sentences is left as a conjecture.
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O. Kharlampovich and R. Sklinos, “First-order sentences in random groups I: universal sentences”, arXiv:2106.05461 (2024).
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