The torsion conjecture for stabilizer abelianizations of groups of finite type
The torsion conjecture for stabilizer abelianizations of groups of finite type
Let be a group of finite type of depth . The quotient
is the abelianization of the level- stabilizer, where denotes the subgroup fixing all vertices at level .
Torsion conjecture. The quotient
is torsion. In particular, the equivalence of just-infiniteness, topological finite generation, and strong completeness holds for all groups of finite type.
This condition is known for many groups of finite type and would extend the stated equivalence theorem from the groups satisfying the torsion hypothesis to all groups of finite type. The source states that a proof is not currently known.
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Primary source
Santiago Radi, “Groups of finite type: classification and structural properties”, arXiv:2509.03927 (2025).
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