“…For any n ≥ 0, the conjugacy growth function c G,S (n) of a finitely generated group G, with respect to some finite generating set S, counts the number of conjugacy classes intersecting the ball of radius n in the Cayley graph of G with respect to S. The conjugacy growth series of G with respect to S is then the generating function for the sequence c G,S (n). There are numerous results in the literature about the asymptotics of conjugacy growth [9,10,15,17], as well as about the behaviour of conjugacy growth series [1,5,6,11,18,19], for important classes of groups. Of particular relevance here is the work [2] of Breuillard and Cornulier, who showed that the function c G,S (n) grows exponentially for finitely generated soluble groups that are not virtually nilpotent, such as the soluble Baumslag-Solitar groups BS(1, k) = ⟨a, t tat −1 = a k ⟩, k ≥ 2.…”