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arXiv · 2204.05165

Round Trees and Conformal Dimension in Random Groups: low density to high density

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We investigate conformal dimension for the class of infinite hyperbolic groups in the Gromov density model $\mathcal{G}^d_{m,l}$ of random groups with $m \geq 2$ fixed generators, density $0 < d < 1/2$ and relator length $l \to \infty$. Our main result is a lower bound linear in $l$ at all densities $0 < d < 1/2$ achieved by building undistorted round trees coming directly from lower density Gromov random groups.

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Jordan Frost. 2022-04-11. Round Trees and Conformal Dimension in Random Groups: low density to high density. https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.05165

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