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Two Conditions for Infinite Groups to Satisfy Certain Laws
Authors:Ali Boukaroura
Institution:(1) Department of Mathematics, University of Ferhat Abbas, Setif, 19000, Algeria
Abstract:Let G be an infinite group and m $$\in$$ {2k | k $$\in$$ N*}. In this paper, we prove that G satisfies the law xm, ym] = 1 if and only if in any two infinite subsets X and Y of G, there exist a $$\in$$ X and b $$\in$$ Y such that am,bm] = 1. We also prove that G satisfies the law (x1mx2m $$\cdots$$ xnm)2 = 1 if and only if in any n infinite subsets X1, X2,..., Xn, there exist ai $$\in$$ Xi (i = 1,..., n) such that (a1ma2m $$\cdots$$ anm)2 = 1.2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 20F99
Keywords:infinite subsets  variety of groups  commutators
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