Abelian permutation groups with graphical representations

Journal of Algebraic Combinatorics - In this paper we characterize those automorphism groups of colored graphs and digraphs that are abelian as abstract groups. This is done in terms of basic...     

Abelian Carter subgroups in finite permutation groups

We show that a finite permutation group containing a regular abelian self-normalizing subgroup is soluble.     

Abelian point stabilizers in transitive permutation groups

In this note we prove that if the point stabilizer in a transitive permutation group of degree is abelian, then the exponent of is less than . This extends an earlier result of Andrea Lucchini, who proved this in the case where is cyclic.

     

One point stabilizers in almost simple sharp permutation groups

In this work we consider primitive sharp permutation groups of type ({0,l}, n). According to a previous result of the author, either the structure of such a group (as well as the associated action) is completely determined, or the group is almost simple. We investigate the viability of the almost simple case, develope additional restrictions on the structure of one point stabilizers, and give some indication of a strategy for a proof that there are no almost simple, primitive sharp permutation groups of type ({0l}n).     

Abelian groups

The present, fourth survey of review articles on Abelian groups includes works reviewed in the years 1979–1984. Also, as in the preceding surveys, no attention has been given to questions involving finite Abelian groups, topological groups, ordered groups, group algebras, modules, or the structure of subgroups, or to questions connected with logic. The word group throughout is understood to mean Abelian group (except in the case of the group of automorphisms of an Abelian group). Concepts and notation not defined in this survey can be found in the books [117, 118]. The letterZ throughout denotes the group (or ring) of integers,Q the group (or field) of rational numbers,Q _p the group (ring) of all rational numbers whose denominator is not divisible by the primep, I_p the group of allp-adic integers. The torsion part of an Abelian groupG is throughout denoted bytG. Translated from Itogi Nauki i Tekhniki. Seriya Algebra, Topologiya, Geometriya, Vol. 23, pp. 51–118.     

Abelian groups

In the present, third survey of reviews of articles on Abelian groups are included papers reviewed during 1972–1978. Here, as in the previous surveys, the questions concerning finite Abelian groups, topological groups, ordered groups, group algebras, modules, structures of subgroups, as well as the questions connected with logic, are not touched on.Translated from Itogi Nauki i Tekhniki, Algebra, Topologiya, Geometriya, Vol. 17, pp. 3–63, 1979.     

Abelian C-minimal groups

Macpherson and Steinhorn (Macpherson and Steinhorn, Ann. Pure Appl. Logic 79 (1996) 165–209) introduce some variants of the notion of o-minimality. One of the most interesting is C-minimality, which provides a natural setting to study algebraically closed-valued fields and some valued groups. In this paper we go further in the study of the structure of C-minimal valued groups, giving a partial characterization in the abelian case. We obtain the following principle: for abelian valued groups G for which the valuation satisfies some kind of compatibility with the multiplication by any prime number p, being C-minimal is equivalent to the o-minimality of the expansion of the chain of valuations by the maps induced by the multiplication by each prime number in G, and by some unary predicates controlling the cardinality of the residual structures. This result is quite nice, because the class considered contains all the natural examples of abelian C-minimal valued groups of (Macpherson and Steinhorn, Ann. Pure Appl. Logic 79 (1996) 165–209), and allows us to find many more examples.     

TheL-sharp permutation groups

An answer is given to a problem proposed by Bannai and Ito for {I, I + s, I + s + t}-sharp permutation group, and the result is used to determineL-sharp groups for L={I, I + 1, I + 3} and {I, I + 2, I + 3}.     

Abelian groups as autocommutator groups

In this article, we establish that every finite abelian group is isomorphic to the autocommutator subgroup of some finite abelian group. Received: 21 September 2007     

Collapsing permutation groups

It is shown in [3] that any nonregular quasiprimitive permutation group is collapsing. In this paper we describe a wider class of collapsing permutation groups. Received June 6, 2000; accepted in final form August 11, 2000.     

Discretely normed Abelian groups

A discrete norm on an Abelian groupA is a non-negative function · A which satisfies the triangle inequality, is homogenous with respect to scaling ofA by and is bounded away from 0 onA/{0}.A countable Abelian group is discretely normed if and only if the group is free.     

Biembeddings of Abelian groups

We prove that, with the single exception of the 2‐group C, the Cayley table of each Abelian group appears in a face 2‐colorable triangular embedding of a complete regular tripartite graph in an orientable surface. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Combin Designs 18: 71–83, 2010     

Some 3/2-transitive permutation groups in which the stabilizer of two points is always Abelian

A monoidS is susceptible to having properties bearing upon all right acts overS such as: torsion freeness, flatness, projectiveness, freeness. The purpose of this note is to find necessary and sufficient conditions on a monoidS in order that, for example, all flat rightS-acts are free. We do this for all meaningful variants of such conditions and are able, in conjunction with the results of Skornjakov [8], Kilp [5] and Fountain [3], to describe the corresponding monoids, except in the case all torsion free acts are flat, where we have only some necessary condition. We mention in passing that homological classification of monoids has been discussed by several authors [3, 4, 5, 8].In the following,S will always stand for a monoid. A rightS-act is a setA on whichS acts unitarily from the right in the usual way, that is to saya(rs) = (ar)s, a1 =a (a A,r,s S) where 1 denotes the identity ofS.