On a theorem of Schur.
Hilton, Peter (2001)
International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
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Hilton, Peter (2001)
International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
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We identify two generalizations of the notion of a finitely generated nilpotent. Thus a nilpotent group G is fgp if Gp is fg as p-local group for each p; and G is fg-like if there exists a fg nilpotent group H such that Gp ≅ Hp for all p. The we have proper set-inclusions: {fg} ⊂ {fg-like} ⊂ {fgp}. We examine the extent to which fg-like nilpotent groups satisfy the axioms for...
Geok Choo Tan (1997)
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Let P be an arbitrary set of primes. The P-nilpotent completion of a group G is defined by the group homomorphism η: G → G where G = inv lim(G/ΓG). Here ΓG is the commutator subgroup [G,G] and ΓG the subgroup [G, ΓG] when i > 2. In this paper, we prove that P-nilpotent completion of an infinitely generated free group F does not induce an isomorphism on the first homology group with Z coefficients. Hence, P-nilpotent completion is not idempotent. Another important consequence of...
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In an earlier paper distributors were defined as a measure of how close an arbitrary function between groups is to being a homomorphism. Distributors generalize commutators, hence we can use them to try to generalize anything defined in terms of commutators. In this paper we use this to define a generalization of nilpotent groups and explore its basic properties.