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arXiv · 2209.11982

Some obstructions on the subgroups of the Brin-Thompson groups and a selection of twisted Brin-Thompson groups

Abstract

Motivated by Burillo, Cleary and Roever's summary on obstructions of subgroups of Thompson's group $V,$ we explored the higher dimensional version of the groups, Brin-Thompson groups $nV$ and $SV,$ a class of infinite dimensional Brin-Thompson groups and an easy class of the twisted version of the Brin-Thompson groups $SV_G$ with some certain condition. We found that they have similar obstructions as Thompson's group $V$ on the torsion subgroups and a selection of the interesting Baumslag-Solitor groups are excluded as the subgroups of $SV$ and $SV_G.$ We also discuss a little on the group $\mathscr{S}V,$ an even larger class relaxing some of the "finiteness condition" and observe that some of the restrictions on subgroups disappear.

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Xiaobing Sheng. 2022-09-24. Some obstructions on the subgroups of the Brin-Thompson groups and a selection of twisted Brin-Thompson groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2209.11982

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