Automorphic orbits in free groups: recent progress

In this survey, we describe recent progress on asymptotic properties of various automorphic orbits in free groups. In particular, we address the problem of counting potentially positive elements of a given length. We also discuss complexity (worst-case, average-case, and generic-case) of Whitehead's automorphism problem and relevant properties of automorphic orbits, including orbit-blocking words. 8 pages

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journal of Groups complexity cryptology
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2026-06-19
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https://doi.org/10.46298/jgcc.2026.18.1.16639
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Geometric and Algebraic Topology
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Automorphic orbits in free groups: recent progress

Vladimir Shpilrain
journal of Groups complexity cryptology
Geometric and Algebraic Topology
preprint

Automorphic orbits in free groups: recent progress

Vladimir Shpilrain
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Abstract

In this survey, we describe recent progress on asymptotic properties of various automorphic orbits in free groups. In particular, we address the problem of counting potentially positive elements of a given length. We also discuss complexity (worst-case, average-case, and generic-case) of Whitehead's automorphism problem and relevant properties of automorphic orbits, including orbit-blocking words. 8 pages

journal of Groups complexity cryptologyVol. Volume 18, Issue 1, Special...
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Geometric and Algebraic Topology
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