The center of some solvable groups with one defining relation
Necessary and sufficient conditions for the center of a metabelian group with one defining relation to be nontrivial are found. The center of a group of the form \(F/N'\langle g\rangle^F\) is studied under certain conditions. Let \(F\) be a free group of finite rank not less than 2, \(T\triangleleft F\), \(T\) be contained in the commutator subgroup \(F'\) of the group \(F\), \(f\in F'\), \(R=\langle f\rangle^F\). The author proves that if the center of the group \(G=F/TR\) is trivial and the ring \(\mathbb{Z}[G]\) has no zero divisors then the center of the group \(F/T'R\) is also trivial.
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