Finite groups of uniform logarithmic diameter.
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Abstract: We give an example of an infinite family of finite groups such that each can be generated by 2 elements and the diameter of every Cayley graph of is . This answers a question of Lubotzky.
The authors prove the existence of an infinite family of finite groups with 2 generators and logarithmic diameter with respect to any set of generators. This answers a question of \textit{A. Lubotzky} [Collected problems at the Conference on automorphic forms, group theory and graph expansion, Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics, Los Angeles (2004)]. Moreover, in these groups, all minimal sets of generators have at most 3 elements.
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