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Polynomials associated with groups of exponent four

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Complicated groups of exponent four have been constructed from the ring of polynomials in associating non-commuting indeterminates with coefficients from the field of two elements. The justification of these constructions depends on a computational reduction result. In this note a further reduction is obtained. The expressions involved seem to have an interesting combinatorial structure.

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Bulletin of the Australian Mathematical Society

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