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On separability of the lattice of τ-closed n-multiply σ-local formations

Pages 3309-3318 | Received 18 Aug 2023, Accepted 02 Feb 2024, Published online: 23 Feb 2024
 

Abstract

All groups under consideration are finite. Let σ={σi|iI} be some partition of the set of all primes P, G be a group, F be a class of groups, σ(G)={σi|σiπ(G)}, and σ(F)=GFσ(G).A function f of the form f:σ{ formations of groups } is called a formation σ-function. For any formation σ-function f the class LFσ(f) is defined as follows: LFσ(f)=(G is a group |G = 1 or G1 and G/Oσi,σi(G)f(σi) for allσiσ(G)). If for some formation σ-function f we have F=LFσ(f), then the class F is called σ-local and f is called a σ-local definition of F. Every formation is called 0-multiply σ-local. For n>0,a formation F is called n-multiply σ-local provided either F=(1) is the class of all identity groups or F=LFσ(f), where f(σi) is (n1)-multiply σ-local for all σiσ(F). Let τ(G) be a set of subgroups of G such that Gτ(G). Then τ is called a subgroup functor if for every epimorphism φ: AB and any groups Hτ(A) and Tτ(B) we have Hφτ(B) and Tφ1τ(A). A formation of groups F is called τ-closed if τ(G)F for all GF. A complete lattice of formations θ is called separable, if for any term ν(x1,,xm) signatures {,θ}, any θ-formations F1,,Fm and any group Aν(F1,,Fm) there are groups A1F1,,AmFm such that Aν(θform A1,,θform Am). We prove that the lattice of all τ-closed n-multiply σ-local formations is a separable lattice of formations.

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Acknowledgments

The author is deeply grateful to the referee for useful suggestions.

Disclosure statement

The author declares the absence of a conflict of interest.

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Funding

This research was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus (No. 20211328).

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