The structure of groups with all proper quotients virtually nilpotent
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Abstract: Just infinite groups play a significant role in profinite group theory. For each , we consider more generally JNNF profinite (or, in places, discrete) groups that are Fitting-free; these are the groups such that every proper quotient of is virtually class- nilpotent whereas itself is not, and additionally does not have any non-trivial abelian normal subgroup. When , we obtain the just non-(virtually abelian) groups without non-trivial abelian normal subgroups. Our first result is that a finitely generated profinite group is virtually class
bd nilpotent if and only if there are only finitely many subgroups arising as the lower central series terms of open normal subgroups of . Based on this we prove several structure theorems. For instance, we characterize the JNNF profinite groups in terms of subgroups of the above form . We also give a description of JNNF profinite groups as suitable inverse limits of virtually nilpotent profinite groups. Analogous results are established for the family of hereditarily JNNF groups and, for instance, we show that a Fitting-free JNNF profinite (or discrete) group is hereditarily JNN if and only if every maximal subgroup of finite index is JNNF. Finally, we give a construction of hereditarily JNNF groups, which uses as an input known families of hereditarily just infinite groups.
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