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An example of a finitely defined solvable group without the maximality condition for normal subgroups
V. N. Remeslennikov Institute of Mathematics, Siberian Division, Academy of Sciences of the USSR
Abstract:
There is a finitely defined solvable group which does not satisfy the maximality condition for normal subgroups. This theorem gives a negative answer to one of the questions raised by P. Hall.
Received: 25.10.1971
Citation:
V. N. Remeslennikov, “An example of a finitely defined solvable group without the maximality condition for normal subgroups”, Mat. Zametki, 12:3 (1972), 287–293; Math. Notes, 12:3 (1972), 606–609
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