Free Burnside groups of large odd exponent have cost 1
Miguel Donoso-Echenique, Eduardo Silva
Abstract
We prove that the free Burnside group B(m,n) with m≥ 2 generators and sufficiently large odd exponent n (e.g., n≥ 1003 if m=2, and n≥ 665 if m≥ 3), has cost 1. It follows that B(m,n) is anti-treeable, and that its first 2-Betti number β1(2)(B(m,n)) vanishes. The latter recovers and extends a result of Feldkamp and Kionke [Proc. Amer. Math. Soc., 2023], who proved that β1(2)(B(m,p))=0 for all sufficiently large prime exponents p.
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