scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1811331

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An Abelian group \(A\) is called a fully transitive group if for all elements \(0\neq a,b\in A\) the inequality \(\chi(a)\leq\chi(b)\) implies the existence of an endomorphism \(f\in E(A)\) with the property \(f(a)=b\). The author denotes by \(\pi(A)\) the set of prime numbers \(p\) for which \(pA\neq A\). An Abelian group \(A\) is called a quasihomogeneous group if for every nonzero pure subgroup \(G\) the equality \(\pi(A)=\pi(G)\) holds. The author proves that, for some class of quasihomogeneous fully transitive torsion-free Abelian groups, every nonzero endomorphism of the group is a monomorphism.











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