Nice bases and thickness in primary Abelian groups.
An Abelian \(p\)-group has a nice basis if it is the union of an ascending sequence of nice \(\Sigma\)-cyclic subgroups. This notion is a generalisation of several structure theorems in the literature on Abelian groups. The authors prove several results pertaining to nice bases and Ulm subgroups. For example, they show that a separable group is thick if and only if whenever it is represented as the quotient of a group with a nice basis by its Ulm subgroup, then this Ulm subgroup is \(\Sigma\)-cyclic. The deepest results in the paper involve the assumption of the continuum hypothesis.
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- An extension of nice bases on Ulm subgroups of primary abelian groups
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- Extensions of nice bases on Ulm subgroups of primary Abelian groups with totally projective quotients.
- The nice basis rank of a primary abelian group
- Quasibases for nonseparable \(p\)-groups
- An extension of nice bases on Ulm subgroups of primary Abelian groups.
- The nice basis rank of a primary abelian group
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- The nice basis rank of a primary Abelian group.
- Extensions of nice bases on Ulm subgroups of primary Abelian groups with totally projective quotients.
- On the contributions of Patrick W. Keef to abelian groups and modules
- Nice bases for mixed and torsion-free Abelian groups.
- Nice elongations of primary Abelian groups.
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