Binary subgroups of direct products
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Abstract: We explore an elementary construction that produces finitely presented groups with diverse homological finiteness properties -- the {em binary subgroups}, . These full subdirect products require strikingly few generators. If each is finitely presented, is finitely presented. When the are non-abelian limit groups (e.g. free or surface groups), the provide new examples of finitely presented, residually-free groups that do not have finite classifying spaces and are not of Stallings-Bieri type. These examples settle a question of Minasyan relating different notions of rank for residually-free groups. Using binary subgroups, we prove that if are perfect groups, each requiring at most generators, then requires at most generators.
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