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most citedThe infinite Fibonacci groups and relative asphericity

8 citations · 21 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

math.GR2024

All hyperbolic cyclically presented groups with positive length three relators

Ihechukwu Chinyere, Martin Edjvet, Gerald Williams

We consider the cyclically presented groups defined by cyclic presentations with generators whose relators are the positive length three relators $x_ix_{i+1}x_{i+m-…

math.GR2020★ 5 cited

On singular equations over torsion-free groups

Martin Edjvet, James Howie

We prove a Freiheitssatz for one-relator products of torsion-free groups, where the relator has syllable length at most 8. This result has applications to equations over torsion-fr…

math.GR2018★ 7 cited

Aspherical Relative Presentations All Over Again

William A. Bogley, Martin Edjvet, Gerald Williams

The concept of asphericity for relative group presentations was introduced twenty five years ago. Since then, the subject has advanced and detailed asphericity classifications have…

math.GR2017★ 8 cited

The infinite Fibonacci groups and relative asphericity

M. Edjvet, A. Juhasz

We prove that the generalised Fibonacci group F(r,n) is infinite for (r,n) in {(7 + 5k,5), (8 + 5k,5)} where k is greater than or equal to 0. This together with previously known re…

math.GR2016

Asphericity of a length four relative group presentation

Abd Ghafur Bin Ahmad, Muna A Al-Mulla, Martin Edjvet

We consider the relative group presentation where and $\mathbf{r} = \{ xg_1 xg_2 xg_3 x^{-1} g_4 \…

math.GR2006★ 1 cited

Intersections of Magnus subgroups and embedding theorems for cyclically presented groups

Martin Edjvet, James Howie

A Magnus subgroup of a one-relator group is the free subgroup freely generated by a proper subset of the generators. Two such subgroups can intersect in the obvious way or in a lar…