On groups whose geodesic growth is polynomial.
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Abstract: This note records some observations concerning geodesic growth functions. If a nilpotent group is not virtually cyclic then it has exponential geodesic growth with respect to all finite generating sets. On the other hand, if a finitely generated group has an element whose normal closure is abelian and of finite index, then has a finite generating set with respect to which the geodesic growth is polynomial (this includes all virtually cyclic groups).
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