Ranks of Groups (eBook)
John Wiley & Sons (Verlag)
978-1-119-08032-9 (ISBN)
Martyn R. Dixon, PhD, is Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Alabama. Leonid A. Kurdachenko, PhD, DrS, is Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Department of Algebra at the University of Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. Igor Ya Subbotin, PhD, is Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at National University in Los Angeles, California.
Preface
Chapter 1. Essential Toolbox 1
1.1. Ascending and Descending Series in Groups 1
1.2. Generalized Soluble Groups 7
1.3. Chernikov Groups and the Minimum Condition 19
1.4. Linear Groups 25
1.5. Some Relationships Between the Factors of the Upper and Lower Central Series 31
1.6. Some Direct Decompositions in Abelian Normal Subgroups 40
Chapter 2. Groups of Finite 0-Rank 46
2.1. The Z-Rank in Abelian Groups 47
2.2. The 0-Rank of a Group 51
2.3. Locally Nilpotent Groups of Finite 0-Rank 53
2.4. Groups of Finite 0-Rank in General 57
2.5. Local Properties of Groups of Finite 0-Rank 64
Chapter 3. Section p-Rank of Groups 71
3.1. p-Rank in Abelian Groups 71
3.2. Finite Section p-Rank 73
3.3. Locally Finite Groups with Finite Section p-Rank 85
3.4. Structure of Locally Generalized Radical Groups with Finite Section p-Rank 95
Chapter 4. Groups of Finite Section Rank 98
4.1. Locally Finite Groups with Finite Section Rank 98
4.2. Structure of Locally Generalized Radical Groups with Finite Section Rank 105
4.3. Connections Between the Order of a Finite Group and Its Section Rank 110
4.4. Groups of Finite Bounded Section Rank 115
Chapter 5. Zaitsev Rank 121
5.1. The Zaitsev Rank of a Group 121
5.2. Zaitsev Rank and 0-Rank 127
5.3. Weak Minimal and Weak Maximal Conditions 131
Chapter 6. Special Rank 135
6.1. Elementary Properties of Special Rank 135
6.2. The Structure of Groups Having Finite Special Rank 141
6.3. The Relationship Between the Special Rank and the Bounded Section Rank 152
6.4. A Taste of the Exotic 160
Chapter 7. The Relationship Between the Factors of the Upper Central Series and the Nilpotent Residual 164
7.1. Hypercentral Extensions by Groups of Finite 0-Rank 164
7.2. Central Extensions by Groups of Finite Section Rank 178
7.3. Hypercentral Extensions by Groups of Finite Section p-Rank 191
Chapter 8. Finitely Generated Groups of Finite Section Rank 205
8.1. The Z(G)-Decomposition in Some Abelian Normal Subgroups 205
8.2. Splittings over Some Normal Subgroups 214
8.3. Residually Finite Groups Having Finite 0-Rank 222
8.4. Supplements to Divisible Abelian Normal Subgroups 228
Chapter 9. The Influence of Important Families of Subgroups of Finite Rank 240
9.1. The Existence of Supplements to the Hirsch-Plotkin Radical 241
9.2. Groups Whose Locally Minimax Subgroups Have Finite Rank 247
9.3. Groups Whose Abelian Subgroups Have Finite Rank 256
Chapter 10. A Brief Discussion of Other Interesting Results 261
10.1. Recent Work 261
10.2. Questions 272
Bibliography 276
Author Index 295
Symbol Index 297
Subject Index 300
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 15.6.2017 |
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Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Mathematik / Informatik ► Mathematik ► Algebra |
Schlagworte | abstract algebra • Algebra • Angewandte Mathematik • Applied mathematics • classes in locally finite groups • finite dimensional vector spaces • finitely generated groups having finite rank</p> • groups of finite 0-rank • groups of finite section rank • groups whose abelian subgroups have bounded finite ranks • groups whose abelian subgroups have finite ranks • group theory • group theory in the natural sciences • Gruppe (Math.) • Gruppenalgebra • <p>Groups and ranks • Mathematics • Mathematik • Modern/Abstract Algebra • Moderne u. abstrakte Algebra • principles of abstract algebra • ranks of groups for physicists • ranks of groups in cosmology • ranks of groups in particle theory • ranks of groups in physical chemistry • ranks of groups in quantum mechanics • residual properties of groups of finite rank • section p-rank of groups • zaitsev rank |
ISBN-10 | 1-119-08032-0 / 1119080320 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1-119-08032-9 / 9781119080329 |
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