Invariable generation and the Houghton groups
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Abstract: The Houghton groups are a family of infinite groups. In 1975 Wiegold showed that was invariably generated (IG) but was not. A natural question is then whether the groups are all IG. Wiegold also ends by saying that, in the examples he had found of an IG group with a subgroup that is not IG, the subgroup was never of finite index. Another natural question is then whether there is a subgroup of finite index in that is not IG. In this note we prove, for each , that and all of its finite index subgroups are IG. The independent work of Minasyan and Goffer-Lazarovich in June 2020 frames this note quite nicely: they showed that an IG group can have a finite index subgroup that is not IG.
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