A combinatorial problem in infinite groups.
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Abstract: Let be a word in the free group of rank and let be the variety of groups defined by the law . Define to be the class of all groups in which for any infinite subsets there exist , , such that . Clearly, ; being the class of finite groups. In this paper, we investigate some words and some certain classes of groups for which the equality holds.
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