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arXiv · 2310.00765

Semi-Generalized co-Bassian Groups

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As a common non-trivial generalization of the notion of a generalized co-Bassian group, recently defined by the third author, we introduce the notion of a semi-generalized co-Bassian group and initiate its comprehensive study. Specifically, we give a complete characterization of these groups in the cases of p-torsion groups and groups of finite torsion-free rank by showing that these groups can be completely determined in terms of generalized finite p-ranks and also depends on their quotients modulo the maximal torsion subgroup. Surprisingly, for p-primary groups, the concept of a semi-generalized co-Bassian group is closely related to that of a generalized co-Bassian group.

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Andrey R. Chekhlov, Peter V. Danchev, Patrick W. Keef. 2023-10-01. Semi-Generalized co-Bassian Groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.00765

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