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arXiv · 2301.04837

Some Characterisations of p-adic Analytic Groups

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We give three necessary and sufficient conditions for a pro-p group to be p-adic analytic. We show that a noetherian pro-p group having finite chain length has a finite rank and conversely. We further deduce that a noetherian pro-p group has a finite rank precisely when it satisfies the weak descending chain condition. Using these results, we resolve a conjecture posed by Lubotzky and Mann in the affirmative within the class of noetherian groups which are countably based. Using these results, we answer a related conjecture about pro-p groups for the case of countably based pro-p groups. Namely, we prove that if every closed but non-open subgroup of a countably based pro-p group has finite rank, then the group is p-adic analytic and conversely.

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Chaitanya Ambi. 2023-01-12. Some Characterisations of p-adic Analytic Groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.04837

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