A one-relator group is a group
that admits a presentation
with a single relation
.
One-relator groups form a rich classically studied class of groups in geometric group theory. If
, we introduce a
simplicial volume for one-relator groups. We relate this invariant to the
stable commutator length
of the
element
.
We show that often (though not always) the linear relationship
holds and that every
rational number modulo
is the simplicial volume of a one-relator group.
Moreover, we show that this relationship holds approximately
for proper powers and for elements satisfying the small cancellation
condition , with a
multiplicative error of
.
This allows us to prove for random elements
of of
length
that
is
with high probability, using an analogous result of Calegari and Walker for stable
commutator length.
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