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Abelian factorizations of infinite groups

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Abbreviations

G′ :

commutator subgroup of the groupG=subgroup ofG, generated by allx −1y−1xy wherex andy are elements ofG

\(X \subseteq Y\) :

X is a subgroup of the groupY

X⊂Y :

X is a proper subgroup ofY

G×H :

direct product of the groupsG andH

〈...〉:

subgroup generated by...,

AB :

set of all elementsab wherea is an element of the subgroupA andb is an element of the subgroupB (AB is a group if and only ifAB=BA)

X G :

largest normal subgroup ofG contained in the subgroupX

cX :

centralizer ofX

nX :

normalizer ofX

ζG :

center ofG

factor:

epimorphic image of a subgroup

chief factor:

minimal normal subgroup of an epimorphic image

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The author gratefully acknowledges the hospitality of the University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany, during the summer of 1970 when most of this research was done.

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Amberg, B. Abelian factorizations of infinite groups. Math Z 123, 201–214 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01114789

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