The Schreier Girth Alternative for linear groups

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Let GG be a finitely generated group, and define its Schreier girth by

S-girth(G)=infS=G{supS=G,SSSgirthCay(G,S)},\mathcal{S}\text{-girth}(G)=\inf_{\langle S\rangle=G}\left\{\sup_{\langle S'\rangle=G,\,S'\sim_{\mathcal{S}} S}\operatorname{girth Cay}(G,S')\right\},

where SS is a minimal generating set and SSSS\sim_{\mathcal{S}}S' means that SS' can be obtained from SS by finitely many Schreier transformations. Schreier Girth Alternative. Any finitely generated linear group is either virtually solvable or has an infinite S\mathcal{S}-girth. The source identifies this as an open problem and describes it as one of the paper's major motivations.

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Pratyush Mishra, “Dynamics of primitive elements under group actions”, arXiv:2403.16769 (2024).

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