Titlebook: Infinite Linear Groups; An Account of the Gr Bertram A. F. Wehrfritz Book 1973 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1973 Abelian group.Finite.

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Basic Concepts,main and will usually be either a field or ?). .. denotes the .-algebra of . × . matrices and GL(., .) the group of units of .. By definition a . is a subgroup of GL(., .) for some positive integer . and some (commutative) ..

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-Groups and the Zariski Topology,Let . be the space of .row vectors over the field . and . [.,..., .], the polynomial ring over . in . indeterminates. A subset . of . is said to be . in . if there exists a subset . of . such that . is the set of zeros of ., that is if. If . is any subset of . let .(.) denote the set of zeros of S (in .). Note that .and ..

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Supersoluble and Locally Supersoluble Linear Groups,This chapter consists mainly of an account of papers [69 a] and [69 b], although the order of our development will be somewhat different. The motivation of much of this work came from the following result, a generalization of 1.14.

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years or so has been the increasing use of properties of infinite linear groups in the theory of (abstract) groups, although the story of infinite linear groups as such goes back to the early years of this century with the work of Burnside and Schur particularly. Infinite linear groups arise in gro

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Finitely Generated Linear Groups, the properties of these groups in the following order: their residual properties (especially finite ones), their Frattini properties, their centrality properties, and finally their chief factors and maximal subgroups.

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