The development of the theory of p-groups.
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No better person than Paul Hill could be chosen to survey the theory of Abelian \(p\)-groups over the past half century. This paper is a chronological survey which describes the major developments in the theory, many of which are due to the author himself. The topics include subsocles supporting pure subgroups, direct sums of torsion-complete and of countable groups, homological methods, Hill's Axiom 3, simply presented groups, transitivity, valuated groups and set theoretic methods.
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- Quasi-closed primary groups
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- SIMULTANEOUS DECOMPOSITIONS OF AN ABELIAN GROUP AND A SUBGROUP
- Subsocles Supporting Isotype and Balanced Subgroups
- The Equivalence of High Subgroups
- The Isomorphic Refinement Theorem for Direct Sums of Closed Groups
- The structure of abelian p-groups given by certain presentations
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- Transitive and fully transitive primary abelian groups
- Ulm's Theorem for Partially Ordered Structures Related to Simply Presented Abelian p-Groups
- Vector spaces with valuations
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