Noether’s Problem for p-Groups with Abelian Normal Subgroups and Central p-Powers

This paper addresses Noether’s problem for p-groups G, having an abelian normal subgroup of index p, under the condition Gp={gp:g∈G}≤Z(G)—the center of G. We prove that the fixed field K(G)=K(x(g):g∈G)G is rational over K in such cases, focusing on both the classification and structural analysis of these groups. Our results extend existing work by removing restrictive assumptions and providing a refined understanding of p-groups and their representations.

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Mathematics
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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.3390/math13010056
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Finite Group Theory Research
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Noether’s Problem for p-Groups with Abelian Normal Subgroups and Central p-Powers

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Noether’s Problem for p-Groups with Abelian Normal Subgroups and Central p-Powers

Ivan Dimitrov, Ivo M. Michailov
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This paper addresses Noether’s problem for p-groups G, having an abelian normal subgroup of index p, under the condition Gp={gp:g∈G}≤Z(G)—the center of G. We prove that the fixed field K(G)=K(x(g):g∈G)G is rational over K in such cases, focusing on both the classification and structural analysis of these groups. Our results extend existing work by removing restrictive assumptions and providing a refined understanding of p-groups and their representations.

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Plovdiv University (BG)
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Finite Group Theory Research
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