Note. A conjecture on partitions of groups
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Abstract: We conjecture that every infinite group can be partitioned into countably many cells such that for each . Here . We confirm this conjecture for each group of regular cardinality and for some groups (in particular, Abelian) of an arbitrary cardinality.
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