Transitive and fully transitive groups
Steve T. Files, Brendan Goldsmith
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Steve T. Files, Brendan Goldsmith
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The notions of transitivity and full transitivity for abelian p p -groups were introduced by Kaplansky in the 1950s. Important classes of transitive and fully transitive p p -groups were discovered by Hill, among others. Since a 1976 paper by Corner, it has been known that the two properties are independent of one another. We examine how the formation of direct sums of p p -groups affects transitivity and full transitivity. In so doing, we uncover a far-reaching class of p p -groups for which transitivity and full transitivity are equivalent. This result sheds light on the relationship between the two properties for all p p -groups.
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The notions of transitivity and full transitivity for abelian p p -groups were introduced by Kaplansky in the 1950s. Important classes of transitive and fully transitive p p -groups were discovered by Hill, among others. Since a 1976 paper by Corner, it has been known that the two properties are independent of one another. We examine how the formation of direct sums of p p -groups affects transitivity and full transitivity. In so doing, we uncover a far-reaching class of p p -groups for which transitivity and full transitivity are equivalent. This result sheds light on the relationship between the two properties for all p p -groups.
Key concepts: Transitive relation, Mathematics, Transitive reduction, Abelian group, Combinatorics, Pure mathematics, Group (periodic table), Transitive closure