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arXiv · 2008.03211

On the metabelian property of quotient groups of solvable groups of orientation-preserving homeomorphisms of the line

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For the class of solvable groups of homeomorphisms of the line preserving orientation and containing a freely acting element, we establish the metabelianity of the quotient group $G/H_G$, where the elements of the normal subgroup $H_G$ are stabilizers of the minimal set. This fact is an important element in the classification theorem, used, in particular, in the study of the Thompson's group $F$.

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Levon Beklaryan. 2020-08-07. On the metabelian property of quotient groups of solvable groups of orientation-preserving homeomorphisms of the line. https://arxiv.org/abs/2008.03211

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