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arXiv · 2004.07969

Some Structural and Closure Properties of an Extension of the $q$-tensor Product of Groups, $q \geq 0$

Abstract

In this work we study some structural properties of the group $\eta^q(G, H)$, $q$ a non-negative integer, which is an extension of the $q$-tensor product $G \otimes^q H)$, where $G$ and $H$ are normal subgroups of some group $L$. We establish by simple arguments some closure properties of $\eta^q(G,H)$ when $G$ and $H$ belong to certain Schur classes. This extends similar results concerning the case $q = 0$ found in the literature. Restricting our considerations to the case $G = H$, we compute the $q$-tensor square $D_n \otimes^q D_n$ for $q$ odd, where $D_n$ denotes the dihedral group of order $2n$. Upper bounds to the exponent of $G \otimes^q G$ are also established for nilpotent groups $G$ of class $\leq 3$, which extend to all $q \geq 0$ similar bound found by Moravec in [21].

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Ivonildes R. M. Dias, Eunice C. P. Rodrigues, Noraí R. Rocco. 2020-04-16. Some Structural and Closure Properties of an Extension of the $q$-tensor Product of Groups, $q \geq 0$. https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.07969

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