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Small-cancellation groups with and without sigma-compact Morse boundary [PDF]
We provide examples of classical C'(1/6) -small-cancellation groups which have non- \sigma -compact Morse boundary. These are first known examples of groups with non- \sigma -compact Morse boundary.
S. Zbinden
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The metanorm and its influence on the group structure
The norm of a group was introduced by R. Baer as the intersection of all normalizers of subgroups, and it was later proved that the norm is always contained in the second term of the upper central series of the group.
M. De Falco +3 more
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The metanorm, a characteristic subgroup: Embedding properties
The norm of a group was introduced by R. Baer as the intersection of all normalizers of subgroups, and it was later proved that the norm is always contained in the second term of the upper central series of the group.
M. De Falco +3 more
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Twisted group C*-algebras of acylindrically hyperbolic groups have stable rank one [PDF]
We prove that the twisted group C*-algebra of an acylindrically hyperbolic group – not necessarily having trivial finite radical – has stable rank one.
Sven Raum
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Lobbying transparency and attitudes towards interest groups: a survey experiment
Despite the growing interest for lobbying in public opinion research, little is known about citizen’s attitudes towards interest groups, especially after legislation making lobbying transparent is passed.
Michele Crepaz
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On a class of metahamiltonian groups
Ricerche di Matematica, 2013zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
DE FALCO, MARIA +2 more
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Structure of solvable nonnilpotent metahamiltonian groups
Mathematical Notes of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1983A group is called metahamiltonian if any nonabelian subgroup of it is invariant. A complete description of the structure of solvable nonnilpotent metahamiltonian groups is given. This improves results of \textit{V. T. Nagrebetskij} [Mat. Zap. 6, No.1, 80-88 (1967; Zbl 0315.20022)].
Kuzennyj, N. F., Semko, N. N.
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Groups Whose Finite Homomorphic Images are Metahamiltonian
Communications in Algebra, 2009A group G is metahamiltonian if all its non-abelian subgroups are normal. It is proved here that a finitely generated soluble group is metahamiltonian if and only if all its finite homomorphic images are metahamiltonian; the behaviour of soluble minimax groups with metahamiltonian finite homomorphic images is also investigated.
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Ukrainian Mathematical Journal, 1989
A group is said to be metahamiltonian if every nonabelian subgroup in it is invariant. The main theorem provides a complete description of periodic metabelian metahamiltonian groups with an elementary commutator subgroup of rank three.
Kuzennyj, N. F., Semko, N. N.
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A group is said to be metahamiltonian if every nonabelian subgroup in it is invariant. The main theorem provides a complete description of periodic metabelian metahamiltonian groups with an elementary commutator subgroup of rank three.
Kuzennyj, N. F., Semko, N. N.
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Structure of periodic metabelian metahamiltonian groups with a nonelementary commutator subgroup
Ukrainian Mathematical Journal, 1987Metahamiltonian groups, i.e., groups in which each nonabelian subgroup is invariant, are a natural generalization of Hamiltonian groups. The present article describes the structure of periodic metabelian metahamiltonian groups with a nonelementary commutator subgroup. It turns out that there exist four types of such groups.
Kuzennyj, N. F., Semko, N. N.
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