Groups St Andrews 1997 in Bath 1999
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9780511666148.027
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“…, x n }, and let G be the associated Cayley graph. If H is the normal closure of R in F =< X > then it is shown in [8] that the growth function of G is equivalent to the rank-growth rk H of H. The rank-growth is defined by…”
Section: The Normalized Cyclomatic Quotientmentioning
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“…, x n }, and let G be the associated Cayley graph. If H is the normal closure of R in F =< X > then it is shown in [8] that the growth function of G is equivalent to the rank-growth rk H of H. The rank-growth is defined by…”
Section: The Normalized Cyclomatic Quotientmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clearly definition (9) gives at least the same value as definition (8). To see that these definitions are equivalent we need to show that for every G ′ , G ′′ ∈ F (G) there exits H ∈ CF (G) such that G ′′ ⊆ H and ξ(G ′ ) ≤ ξ(H).…”
Section: The Normalized Cyclomatic Quotientmentioning
confidence: 99%