Isoperimetric functions for graph products
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Abstract: Let be a finite graph, and for each vertex let be a finitely presented group. Let be the graph product of the . That is, is the group obtained from the free product of the by factoring out by the smallest normal subgroup containing all where and and there is an edge joining i and j . We show that has an isoperimetric function of degree (or an exponential isoperimetric function) if each vertex group has such an isoperimetric function.
A graph product of groups \(G_i\) is the quotient of the free product given by requiring that for certain pairs \((i,j)\) all elements of \(G_i\) commute with all elements of \(G_j\). It is proved that if the \(G_i\) have isoperimetric and isodiametric functions of various types (such as polynomials of some degree at least 2), so does their graph product.
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