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Growth Rates of Algebras, II: Wiegold Dichotomy

Rings and Algebras 2016-02-04 v2

Abstract

We investigate the function dA(n)d_\mathbf{A}(n), which gives the size of a least size generating set for An\mathbf{A}^n, in the case where A\mathbf{A} has a cube term. We show that if A\mathbf{A} has a kk-cube term and Ak\mathbf{A}^k is finitely generated, then dA(n)O(log(n))d_\mathbf{A}(n) \in O(\log(n)) if A\mathbf{A} is perfect and dA(n)O(n)d_\mathbf{A}(n) \in O(n) if A\mathbf{A} is imperfect. When A\mathbf{A} is finite, then one may replace "Big Oh" with "Big Theta" in these estimates.

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@article{arxiv.1311.6189,
  title  = {Growth Rates of Algebras, II: Wiegold Dichotomy},
  author = {Keith A. Kearnes and Emil W. Kiss and Agnes Szendrei},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:1311.6189},
  year   = {2016}
}

Comments

Second paper in a series of three, but complete in itself