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The twisted conjugacy growth of virtually abelian groups

Karel Dekimpe·Maarten Lathouwers
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In this paper, we study the asymptotics of several growth functions related to twisted conjugacy on virtually abelian groups. First, we study the twisted conjugacy growth function, which counts the number of twisted conjugacy classes intersecting the ball of radius r around the identity element. Thereafter we study the function that measures the size of the intersection of a given twisted conjugacy class with the balls around the identity element. Finally, we study the number of induced twisted conjugacy classes in certain finite quotients of the given virtually abelian group. In each of these cases we obtain a polynomial asymptotic behaviour of these growth functions.

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Karel Dekimpe, Maarten Lathouwers. 2024-01-10. The twisted conjugacy growth of virtually abelian groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.05046

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