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Intrinsic tame filling functions are equivalent to intrinsic diameter functions

Andrew Hayes

Published 2021-03-21Version 1

Intrinsic tame filling functions are quasi-isometry invariants that are refinements of the intrinsic diameter function of a group. The main purpose of this paper is to show that every finite presentation of a group has an intrinsic tame filling function that is equivalent to its intrinsic diameter function. We also introduce some alternative filling functions--based on concepts similar to those used to define intrinsic tame filling functions--that are potential proper refinements of the intrinsic diameter function.

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