2002
DOI: 10.1006/jabr.2002.9047
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On Embeddings of Countable Generalized Soluble Groups into Two-Generated Groups

Abstract: to professor h. s. mikaelian, my father Strengthening a theorem of L. G. Kovács and B. H. Neumann on embeddings of countable SN * -and SI * -groups into two-generated SN * -and SI * -groups, we establish embeddability of fully ordered countable SN-, SN * -, SI-, and SI * -groups into appropriate fully ordered two-generated groups of the same type. Moreover, for an arbitrary non-trivial word set V ⊆ F ∞ the mentioned two-generated group can be chosen such that the verbal V -subgroup of the latter contains the o… Show more

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“…(ii) if m/n < m /n in Q, then also Φ(m/n) < Φ(m /n ) in G; (iii) for any g,h,t ∈ G, if g < h, then also gt < ht and tg < th. For further development of this subject, see our recent work [8,9,10]. The embeddings Φ and Ψ both preserve the torsion freeness of Q.…”
Section: Some Comparison and Additional Properties For Embeddingsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…(ii) if m/n < m /n in Q, then also Φ(m/n) < Φ(m /n ) in G; (iii) for any g,h,t ∈ G, if g < h, then also gt < ht and tg < th. For further development of this subject, see our recent work [8,9,10]. The embeddings Φ and Ψ both preserve the torsion freeness of Q.…”
Section: Some Comparison and Additional Properties For Embeddingsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…3 and 8.4 in Section 8.1). See also our work [HM00,M00,M02a,M03] for other applications of methods with wreath products.…”
Section: Structure Of the Papermentioning
confidence: 98%
“…For embedding construction purposes we need to find a fully ordered torsion free nilpotent group S with a non-trivial positive element a ∈ V (S), as it is done in [9]. As a such group we take S = F k (N c ), where c is the least integer, such that N c is not contained in the variety defined by V and k is such that S / ∈ var(F ∞ /V (F ∞ )).…”
Section: Additional Properties Of the Embeddingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a such group we take S = F k (N c ), where c is the least integer, such that N c is not contained in the variety defined by V and k is such that S / ∈ var(F ∞ /V (F ∞ )). A full order relation can be defined in S (see [9], we omit the routine details to much shorten the proof since the exact method of construction of that embedding is immaterial for purposes of this proof).…”
Section: Additional Properties Of the Embeddingmentioning
confidence: 99%