Strict dead end elements in free soluble groups
Victor Guba
Abstract
Let G be a group generated by a finite set A. An element g∈ G is a strict dead end of depth k (with respect to A) if |g|>|ga1|>|ga1a2|>...>|ga1a2... ak| for any a1,a2, ..., ak∈ A1 such that the word a1a2... ak is freely irreducible. (Here |g| is the distance from g to the identity in the Cayley graph of G.) We show that in finitely generated free soluble groups of degree d2 there exist strict dead elements of depth k=k(d), which grows exponentially with respect to d.
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