On some elementary properties of soluble groups of derived length 2.
Let We call a complex number “semigroup free“ if the semigroup generated by and is free and “free” if the group generated by and is free. First families of semigroup free ’s were described by J. L. Brenner, A. Charnow (1978). In this paper we enlarge the set of known semigroup free ’s. To do it, we use a new version of “Ping-Pong Lemma” for semigroups embeddable in groups. At the end we present most of the known results related to semigroup free and free numbers in a common picture....
Let G be some metabelian 2-group satisfying the condition G/G’ ≃ ℤ/2ℤ × ℤ/2ℤ × ℤ/2ℤ. In this paper, we construct all the subgroups of G of index 2 or 4, we give the abelianization types of these subgroups and we compute the kernel of the transfer map. Then we apply these results to study the capitulation problem for the 2-ideal classes of some fields k satisfying the condition , where is the second Hilbert 2-class field of k.
New results on tight connections among pronormal, abnormal and contranormal subgroups of a group have been established. In particular, new characteristics of pronormal and abnormal subgroups have been obtained.
The article is dedicated to groups in which the set of abnormal and normal subgroups (-subgroups) forms a lattice. A complete description of these groups under the additional restriction that every counternormal subgroup is abnormal is obtained.
A recent result of Balandraud shows that for every subset of an abelian group there exists a non trivial subgroup such that holds only if . Notice that Kneser’s Theorem only gives .This strong form of Kneser’s theorem follows from some nice properties of a certain poset investigated by Balandraud. We consider an analogous poset for nonabelian groups and, by using classical tools from Additive Number Theory, extend some of the above results. In particular we obtain short proofs of Balandraud’s...
We give the description of locally finite groups with strongly balanced subgroup lattices and we prove that the strong uniform dimension of such groups exists. Moreover we show how to determine this dimension.