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Density of isoperimetric spectra

Noel Brady and Max Forester

Geometry & Topology 14 (2010) 435–472

DOI: 10.2140/gt.2010.14.435

Abstract

We show that the set of k–dimensional isoperimetric exponents of finitely presented groups is dense in the interval {t in R|t 1} for k 2. Hence there is no higher-dimensional analogue of Gromov’s gap (1,2) in the isoperimetric spectrum.

We dedicate this paper to the memory of John Stallings (1935–2008).

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Keywords

Dehn function, isoperimetric inequality, filling invariant, isoperimetric spectrum, high dimensional Dehn function, abelian-by-cyclic, admissible map, transverse map, generalized handle decomposition

Mathematical Subject Classification

Primary: 20F65

Secondary: 20E06, 20F69, 53C99, 57M07

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Received: 24 January 2009
Accepted: 1 October 2009
Preview posted: 29 October 2009
Published: 2 January 2010
Proposed: Walter Neumann
Seconded: Martin Bridson, Colin Rourke

Authors
Noel Brady
Mathematics Department
University of Oklahoma
Norman, OK 73019
USA
http://math.ou.edu/~nbrady
Max Forester
Mathematics Department
University of Oklahoma
Norman, OK 73019
USA
http://math.ou.edu/~forester