The group transfer theorem (Q1345857)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 734515
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 734515 |
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The group transfer theorem (English)
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23 May 1995
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The group transfer theorem was formulated by Artin (1927) and Schreier (1926) as a reduction to the Principal Ideal Theorem in algebraic number theory. It states: if the commutator quotient group \(G/G'\) of a finitely generated metabelian group \(G\) is finite then the transfer map from \(G\) to \(G'\) is trivial. We give an elementary proof of this theorem whose main feature is an easy proposition on the determinant of a certain matrix over a finitely presented commutative ring.
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group transfer theorem
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commutator quotient
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finitely generated metabelian group
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transfer map
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finitely presented commutative ring
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