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Boundary expansion in the free group

Example

In the free group F(a,b) with symmetric generating set S={a,a1,b,b1}, the balls Bn satisfy

SBnBnBn2.

In particular their one-sided generator boundary proportion stays uniformly positive.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The free group F(a,b) with the symmetric generating set S={a,a1,b,b1}.

[L1]

The rank-two free group is nonamenable (The free group of rank two is nonamenable).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1

For every n0, one has Bn=1+4k=1n3k1=23n1. Every element of SBnBn has reduced-word length exactly n+1, and every reduced word of length n+1 is obtained by taking its length-n prefix in Bn and multiplying by its final letter in S. Hence SBn=Bn+1 and SBnBn=Bn+1Bn=43n. Therefore SBnBnBn=43n23n12.

givenalgebra
2.1

In particular the one-sided generator boundary ratio of the balls never approaches 0. This explicit boundary expansion is the geometric obstruction behind the nonamenability recorded in [L1].

L1step 1.1

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