Warfield Invariants in Abelian Group Algebras
We present a number of results concerning fully invariant subgroups of -summable groups.
We show the inheritance of summable property for certain fully invariant subgroups by the whole group and vice versa. The results are somewhat parallel to these due to Linton (Mich. Math. J., 1975) and Linton-Megibben (Proc. Amer. Math. Soc., 1977). They also generalize recent assertions of ours in (Alg. Colloq., 2009) and (Bull. Allah. Math. Soc., 2008)
Let R be a perfect commutative unital ring without zero divisors of (R) = p and let G be a multiplicative abelian group. Then the Warfield p-invariants of the normed unit group V (RG) are computed only in terms of R and G. These cardinal-to-ordinal functions, combined with the Ulm-Kaplansky p-invariants, completely determine the structure of V (RG) whenever G is a Warfield p-mixed group.
It was asked by Nicholson (Comm. Algebra, 1999) whether or not unit-regular rings are themselves strongly clean. Although they are clean as proved by Camillo-Khurana (Comm. Algebra, 2001), recently Nielsen and Ster showed in Trans. Amer. Math. Soc., 2018 that there exists a unit-regular ring which is not strongly clean. However, we define here a proper subclass of rings of the class of unit-regular rings, called invo-regular rings, and establish that they are strongly clean. Interestingly, without...
Suppose is a commutative ring with identity of prime characteristic and is an arbitrary abelian -group. In the present paper, a basic subgroup and a lower basic subgroup of the -component and of the factor-group of the unit group in the modular group algebra are established, in the case when is weakly perfect. Moreover, a lower basic subgroup and a basic subgroup of the normed -component and of the quotient group are given when is perfect and is arbitrary whose is -divisible....
An attractive interplay between the direct decompositions and the explicit form of basic subgroups in group rings of abelian groups over a commutative unitary ring are established. In particular, as a consequence, we give a simpler confirmation of a more general version of our recent result in this aspect published in Czechoslovak Math. J. (2006).
We prove that if is an abelian -group with a nice subgroup so that is a -group, then is a -group if and only if is a -subgroup in provided that is equipped with a valuation induced by the restricted height function on . In particular, if in addition is pure in , is a -group precisely when is a -group. This extends the classical Dieudonné criterion (Portugal. Math., 1952) as well as it supplies our recent results in (Arch. Math. Brno, 2005), (Bull. Math. Soc. Sc. Math....
Let be a -mixed abelian group and is a commutative perfect integral domain of . Then, the first main result is that the group of all normalized invertible elements is a -group if and only if is a -group. In particular, the second central result is that if is a -group, the -algebras isomorphism between the group algebras and for an arbitrary but fixed group implies is a -mixed abelian -group and even more that the high subgroups of and are isomorphic, namely, . Besides,...
A new class of abelian -groups with all high subgroups isomorphic is defined. Commutative modular and semisimple group algebras over such groups are examined. The results obtained continue our recent statements published in Comment. Math. Univ. Carolinae (2002).
Suppose is a commutative unital ring and is an abelian group. We give a general criterion only in terms of and when all normalized units in the commutative group ring are -nilpotent. This extends recent results published in [Extracta Math., 2008–2009] and [Ann. Sci. Math. Québec, 2009].
Suppose is an abelian torsion group with a subgroup such that is countable that is, in other words, is a torsion countable abelian extension of . A problem of some group-theoretic interest is that of whether , a class of abelian groups, does imply that . The aim of the present paper is to settle the question for certain kinds of groups, thus extending a classical result due to Wallace (J. Algebra, 1981) proved when coincides with the class of all totally projective -groups.
It is proved that if is a pure -projective subgroup of the separable abelian -group for such that , then is -projective as well. This generalizes results due to Irwin-Snabb-Cutler (CommentṀathU̇nivṠtṖauli, 1986) and the author (Arch. Math. (Brno), 2005).
It is proved that if is an abelian -group with a pure subgroup so that is at most countable and is either -totally projective or -summable, then is either -totally projective or -summable as well. Moreover, if in addition is nice in , then being either strongly -totally projective or strongly -summable implies that so is . This generalizes a classical result of Wallace (J. Algebra, 1971) for totally projective -groups as well as continues our recent investigations in (Arch....
We prove that if is an Abelian -group of length not exceeding and is its -projective subgroup for such that is countable, then is also -projective. This enlarges results of ours in (Arch. Math. (Brno), 2005, 2006 and 2007) as well as a classical result due to Wallace (J. Algebra, 1971).
Suppose is a perfect field of and is an arbitrary abelian multiplicative group with a -basic subgroup and -component . Let be the group algebra with normed group of all units and its Sylow -subgroup , and let be the nilradical of the relative augmentation ideal of with respect to . The main results that motivate this article are that is basic in , and is -basic in provided is -mixed. These achievements extend in some way a result of N. Nachev (1996) in Houston...
Suppose is a subgroup of the reduced abelian -group . The following two dual results are proved: If is countable and is an almost totally projective group, then is an almost totally projective group. If is countable and nice in such that is an almost totally projective group, then is an almost totally projective group. These results somewhat strengthen theorems due to Wallace (J. Algebra, 1971) and Hill (Comment. Math. Univ. Carol., 1995), respectively.
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