2019/09/03 by Samarakoon, Supun T.
#20E08 #FOS: Mathematics #Group Theory (math.GR)
paper · doi:10.48550/arxiv.1909.01272
Grigorchuk's Overgroup G, is a branch group of intermediate growth. It contains the first Grigorchuk's torsion group G of intermediate growth constructed in 1980, but also has elements of infinite order. It's growth is substantially greater than the growth of G. The group G, corresponding to the sequence (012)^∞ = 012012 ..., is a member of the family \ Gω| ω∈ Ω= \ 0, 1, 2 \^ℕ \ consisting of groups of intermediate growth when sequence ω is not virtually constant. Following this construction we define the family \ Gω, ω∈ Ω\ of generalized overgroups. Then G = G(012)^∞ and Gω is a subgroup of Gω for each ω∈ Ω. We prove, if ω is eventually constant, then Gω is of polynomial growth and if ω is not eventually constant, then Gω is of intermediate growth.