Small Cancellation Stability and Isomorphism Rigidity for Generic Finitely Presented Groups
Ilya Kapovich
Abstract
Let Fm=F(a1,…,am) with m 2, and fix q 1. For every fixed 0<λ<1, we prove that a q-tuple Wn of independent uniformly random cyclically reduced words of length n is λ-stable with probability converging to 1 exponentially fast. Namely, for every Φ∈ Aut(Fm), the tuple Φ( Wn), after cyclic reduction and symmetrization, satisfies the C'(λ) small cancellation condition. Combining generic λ-stability with Greendlinger normal-closure rigidity and with previous results of Kapovich-Schupp-Shpilrain on generic Nielsen uniqueness and generic Whitehead rigidity we establish, for any fixed m 2, q 1, isomorphism rigidity for generic m-generator q-relator groups. Thus we show that two such generic groups a1,…, am| r1,…, rq and a1,…, am| s1,…, sq are isomorphic if and only if, after possibly permuting and inverting the generators a1,…, am, the relator tuples (r1,…, rq) and (s1,…, sq) are the same, up to reordering, cyclic permutations and inverting the relators. Among the applications, we obtain a quadratic-time algorithm that generically solves the isomorphism problem for m-generator q-relator groups, and show that the number of isomorphism types represented by m-generator q-relator presentations with cyclically reduced relators of length n is asymptotic to \[ (2m-1)qn2m+qm!\,q!\,nq. \] The proof of generic λ-stability relies on the use of geodesic currents and on our deterministic sufficient criterion for a q-tuple W in Fm to be λ-stable in terms of the components of W being sufficiently projectively close to filling currents.
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