Misbehaved direct products
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The author presents with leisurely discussion 3 deceptively difficult open problems concerning direct products of groups. The first is whether the direct product of a Hopfian group and the infinite cyclic group is necessarily Hopfian. The second is whether a finitely presented group can be a proper direct factor of itself. The third (labelled ``for quick fame) is more technical and related to the Poincaré conjecture.
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