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arXiv · 2607.13702

On Zappa--Sz\'ep products of a wreathed $2$-group and a cyclic group

Abstract

Let \(n, m \ge 1\), and let \(H = C_{2^n}\wr C_2\) be the wreathed \(2\)-group and \(K = C_{2^m}=\langle z \rangle\) a cyclic group. We classify the Zappa--Sz\'ep products \(G = HK\) in which the base \(B \cong C_{2^n}\times C_{2^n}\) of \(H\) is normal in \(G\). When the matrix \(Z\) of the \(z\)-action on \(B\) commutes with the swap \(J\) of the two base generators -- equivalently, \(Z\) is symmetric circulant -- we classify these products by an explicit system of seven polynomial congruences in a tuple \((p,q,r,s,c)\). Dropping this hypothesis, we obtain a unified classification of all such products with \(B\) normal by five congruences on the entries of \(Z\) and the parameters \((r,s,c)\), of which the symmetric case is the specialisation \(JZ = ZJ\). Finally, we separately treat the classification for the modulus \(M = 2^m = 4\), since in this case the congruences degenerate.

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Riccardo Aragona, Martina Iannaccone. 2026-07-15. On Zappa--Sz\'ep products of a wreathed $2$-group and a cyclic group. https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.13702

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