Levi quasivarieties of exponent \(p^s\). (Q694219): Difference between revisions

For an arbitrary class \(M\) of groups, \(L(M)\) denotes the class of all groups \(G\) in which the normal closure of any element of \(G\) belongs to \(M\); \(qM\) is the quasivariety generated by \(M\). It is known that if \(M\) is a variety of groups then so is \(L(M)\); if \(M\) is a quasivariety of groups then so is \(L(M)\). Let \(K\) be a relatively free group in the class of nilpotent groups of class at most two and exponent \(p^s\) (\(p\) is a prime, \(p\neq 2\), \(s\geq 2\)), with commutator subgroups of exponent \(p\) or let \(K\) be an arbitrary class of nilpotent groups of class at most two and exponent \(2^n\), with commutator subgroups of exponent \(2\), elements of order \(2^m\), \(0<m<n\), are contained in the center of the given group. The author gives a description of the Levi class \(L(qK)\).