Certain Residual Properties of Bounded Nilpotent Groups and Their Tree Products

Let $$\mathfrak{P}$$ be a nonempty set of primes. We prove that any $$\mathfrak{P}$$ -bounded nilpotent group is $$\mathfrak{P}$$ -potent and the tree product T of a finite number of $$\mathfrak{P}$$ -bounded nilpotent groups with proper locally cyclic edge subgroups is residually a finite $$\mathfrak{P}$$ -group iff any vertex group of T has no $$\mathfrak{P}{\kern 1pt} '$$ -torsion and any edge subgroup of T is $$\mathfrak{P}{\kern 1pt} '$$ -isolated in the vertex group containing it. We prove also that the tree product of a finite number of groups with locally cyclic edge subgroups is residually a finite $$p$$ -group if all its vertex groups have this property and any edge subgroup is separable in the corresponding vertex group by the class of finite $$p$$ -groups.

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Russian Mathematics
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1066369x2570032x
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Finite Group Theory Research
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Certain Residual Properties of Bounded Nilpotent Groups and Their Tree Products

E. V. Sokolov
Russian Mathematics
Finite Group Theory Research
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Certain Residual Properties of Bounded Nilpotent Groups and Their Tree Products

E. V. Sokolov
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Abstract

Let $$\mathfrak{P}$$ be a nonempty set of primes. We prove that any $$\mathfrak{P}$$ -bounded nilpotent group is $$\mathfrak{P}$$ -potent and the tree product T of a finite number of $$\mathfrak{P}$$ -bounded nilpotent groups with proper locally cyclic edge subgroups is residually a finite $$\mathfrak{P}$$ -group iff any vertex group of T has no $$\mathfrak{P}{\kern 1pt} '$$ -torsion and any edge subgroup of T is $$\mathfrak{P}{\kern 1pt} '$$ -isolated in the vertex group containing it. We prove also that the tree product of a finite number of groups with locally cyclic edge subgroups is residually a finite $$p$$ -group if all its vertex groups have this property and any edge subgroup is separable in the corresponding vertex group by the class of finite $$p$$ -groups.

Russian MathematicsVol. 69(4)
Ivanovo State University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Finite Group Theory Research
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