Kneser and Hereditarily Kneser Subgroups of a Profinite Group

Basarab, Şerban

Serdica Mathematical Journal (2004)

  • Volume: 30, Issue: 2-3, page 325-348
  • ISSN: 1310-6600

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2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 20E18, 12G05, 12F10, 12F99.Given a profinite group Γ acting continuously on a discrete quasi-cyclic group A, certain classes of closed subgroups of Γ (radical, hereditarily radical, Kneser, almost Kneser, and hereditarily Kneser) having natural field theoretic interpretations are defined and investigated. One proves that the hereditarily Kneser subgroups of Γ form a closed subspace of the irreducible spectral space of all closed subgroups of Γ, and a hereditarily Kneser criterion for hereditarily radical subgroups is provided.

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Basarab, Şerban. "Kneser and Hereditarily Kneser Subgroups of a Profinite Group." Serdica Mathematical Journal 30.2-3 (2004): 325-348. <http://eudml.org/doc/219611>.

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author = {Basarab, Şerban},
journal = {Serdica Mathematical Journal},
keywords = {Profinite Group; Cogalois Group of a Field Extension; Cogalois Theory; Continuous 1-Cocycle; Kneser Group of Cocycles; Cogalois Group of Cocycles; Radical Subgroup; Hereditarily Radical Subgroup; Kneser Subgroup; Almost Kneser Subgroup; Hereditarily Kneser Subgroup; Spectral Space; Coherent Map; co-Galois theory; finite radical field extensions; profinite groups; closed subgroups; hereditarily Kneser subgroups; hereditarily radical subgroups},
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AU - Basarab, Şerban
TI - Kneser and Hereditarily Kneser Subgroups of a Profinite Group
JO - Serdica Mathematical Journal
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