Subgroups of Conjugate Classes in Extensions

Burroughs, John E. ; Schafer, James A.

Canadian journal of mathematics, Tome 22 (1970) no. 4, pp. 773-783

Résumé

Often in various mathematical problems one encounters an extension B of the group G by the group π in which one wishes to extract certain information about B from information given in terms of G, π, the action of π on G, and the class of the extension in H2(π, centre G). An example of this type of problem is to determine some intrinsically defined subgroup of B, for instance the centre of B, given knowledge of the corresponding subgroup for G and π, and, of course, the usual information concerning the extension.In this paper we shall use the fact that any extension is congruent to a crossed product extension [2] to investigate a class of subgroups which naturally generalizes the notion of the centre. The definition of this class appears in § 3. 1. Let by an extension of G by π.

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DOI : 10.4153/CJM-1970-087-1

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