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New classes of infinite groups
... We devote this section for investigating the properties of a class of Φ-groups. This class group is rather broad: among them are groups of Burnside type [1], Ol’shanskii monsters [11]. It is very closely ... See full document
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Groups of infinite rank with a normalizer condition on subgroups
... finite groups belong to ¯ D , and hence the consideration of any free non-abelian group shows that the class ¯ D is not closed with respect to homomorphic ...graded groups, i.e. groups in which every ... See full document
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Subnormal structure in infinite soluble groups
... soluble groups which w i l l be relevant in the context of Chapter 6 ...some classes of abelian groups defined by restrictions on rank: w e also introduce the class of abelian minimax ...soluble ... See full document
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Characterisations of some classes of finite soluble groups
... The University of Mainz, VIest Germany - the material is not accessible in the available literature. Our applications are, however, new. ;<br instance, in Section 3 we examine the restriction to a normal ... See full document
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Varieties and section closed classes of groups
... of groups then it is in the ...hypocritical groups is generated by its ...hypocritical groups, is the ...possibly infinite number of varieties, then a ... See full document
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Statistics in conjugacy classes in free groups
... Here 1 denotes the identity element in , considered as an infinite word (1, 1, . . .). We note the transfer operator we use differs from the usual definition by excluding the preimage y = 1 from the summation over ... See full document
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Countably recognizable classes of groups with restricted conjugacy classes
... infinite groups. It is for instance obvious that finitely generated F C-groups are finite over the centre, while an arbitrary F C -group G is residually finite over Z ... See full document
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A study of the infinite dimensional linear and symplectic groups
... {e(Ü,R,^) : ^ < w) of normal subgroups of E(a,R,w). , Ihe results of chapter three show that when R is d-finite each normal subgroup H of GL(OpR) determines a unique ideal p of R such that H lies between E(^,p) and ... See full document
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On varietal capability of Infinite direct products of groups
... many groups implies the V−capablity of each of its ...an infinite family of groups. Also, we deduce some new results about the V−capability of direct product of infinitely many groups, ... See full document
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Assembling homology classes in automorphism groups of free groups
... a new approach to studying the homology of automorphism groups of free groups which gives fresh group theoretic and geometric insight into known families of homology classes, and also helps ... See full document
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The infinite Fibonacci groups and relative asphericity
... Figure 1(vii) and (viii). The first such bridge move may decrease the total number of vertices of degree 2 by 1, each subsequent bridge move creates two and destroys two until the m th bridge which increases the number by ... See full document
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Groups whose proper subgroups of infinite rank have polycyclic-by-finite conjugacy classes
... Lemma 2.3. Let G be a divisible abelian group. Then either G is quasicyclic or there exist two proper subgroups M and N such that G = M N and G/M and G/N are non-cyclic groups of rank one. Proof of Theorem 1.1. ... See full document
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Some special classes of n-abelian groups
... Notice that in Theorem 2.7 one cannot replace the hypothesis that G is n-abelian by the weaker hypothesis that A is n-abelian. For example, consider the wreath product G of the cyclic group of order 2 by Q . The torsion ... See full document
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Groups with permutability conditions for subgroups of infinite rank
... considered groups in which every subgroup is almost permutable, while in [4] groups in which every subgroup is nearly permutable are ...non-periodic groups, structure theorems of Iwasawa type are ... See full document
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An infinite family of finite $2$-groups with deficiency zero
... Let G be a finite group given by a finite presentation ⟨ X | R ⟩ . The deficiency of this presentation is the difference |X|−|R|. The deficiency of G is the maximum of the deficiencies of all finite presentations for G. ... See full document
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Limits of limit sets II : geometrically infinite groups
... finite groups converging algebraically but not strongly, for which the corresponding CT-maps fail to converge pointwise at a countable set of ...limit groups in question are Brock’s partially degenerate ... See full document
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A note on fixed points of automorphisms of infinite groups
... Suppose that D has infinite rank, and let E be a finitely generated subgroup of G such that G = EC. As G is central-by-finite, E satisfies the maximal condition on subgroups. In particular, E ∩ C is generated by ... See full document
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On groups with two isomorphism classes of central factors
... Proof. The group Z(G) G is 2-generated by Lemma 2.3 ii). It is also locally graded by [9]. Then it has a proper normal subgroup of finite index. By Theorem 5.1, G is soluble. □ Let T denote the class of groups ... See full document
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Groups with soluble minimax conjugate classes of subgroups
... Lemma 2.6 shows that an M C -group can be covered by normal (soluble minimax)-by-finite subgroups (see [4, p.161-162]). [2, Theorem 2.2] and [11, The- orem 4.36] give the corresponding condition for P C-groups and ... See full document
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On the theory of fitting classes of finite soluble groups
... University of Warwick institutional repository: http://go.warwick.ac.uk/wrap A Thesis Submitted for the Degree of PhD at the University of Warwick http://go.warwick.ac.uk/wrap/36682 This[r] ... See full document
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