TORSION HOMOLOGY GROWTH OF POLYNOMIALLY GROWING FREE-BY-CYCLIC GROUPS

We show that the homology torsion growth of a free-by-cyclic group with polynomially growing monodromy vanishes in every dimension independently of the choice of Farber chain. It follows that the integral torsion ρℤ equals the ℓ2-torsion ρ(2) verifying a conjecture of Lück for these groups.

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Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics
Published
2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1216/rmj.2024.54.933
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Geometric and Algebraic Topology
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TORSION HOMOLOGY GROWTH OF POLYNOMIALLY GROWING FREE-BY-CYCLIC GROUPS

Naomi Andrew, Monika Kudlinska, Sam Hughes
5 citations
Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics
Geometric and Algebraic Topology
4.05
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TORSION HOMOLOGY GROWTH OF POLYNOMIALLY GROWING FREE-BY-CYCLIC GROUPS

Naomi Andrew, Monika Kudlinska, Sam Hughes
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5 citations

Abstract

We show that the homology torsion growth of a free-by-cyclic group with polynomially growing monodromy vanishes in every dimension independently of the choice of Farber chain. It follows that the integral torsion ρℤ equals the ℓ2-torsion ρ(2) verifying a conjecture of Lück for these groups.

Rocky Mountain Journal of MathematicsVol. 54(4)
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Geometric and Algebraic Topology
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