Growth in Linear Algebraic Groups and Permutation Groups: Towards a Unified Perspective
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Abstract: By now, we have a product theorem in every finite simple group of Lie type, with the strength of the bound depending only in the rank of . Such theorems have numerous consequences: bounds on the diameters of Cayley graphs, spectral gaps, and so forth. For the alternating group Alt_n, we have a quasipolylogarithmic diameter bound (Helfgott-Seress 2014), but it does not rest on a product theorem. We shall revisit the proof of the bound for Alt_n, bringing it closer to the proof for linear algebraic groups, and making some common themes clearer. As a result, we will show how to prove a product theorem for Alt_n -- not of full strength, as that would be impossible, but strong enough to imply the diameter bound.
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