Bridson's polynomial Dehn function conjecture for subgroups of products of free groups
Bridson's polynomial Dehn function conjecture for subgroups of products of free groups
Let be finitely generated free groups, and let be a finitely presented subgroup of their direct product. Its Dehn function measures the number of conjugates of defining relations needed to fill null-homotopic words of length at most . Bridson's conjecture. The Dehn function of is polynomially bounded in . This conjecture motivates the study of Dehn functions for subgroups of products of free groups; the paper proves polynomial upper bounds in important subclasses, but the general assertion remains open.
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Dario Ascari, Federica Bertolotti, Giovanni Italiano, Claudio Llosa Isenrich and Matteo Migliorini, “Dehn functions of subgroups of products of free groups. Part I: Uniform upper bounds”, arXiv:2406.19860 (2025).
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