Soluble quotients of triangle groups

IF 0.8 2区 数学 Q2 MATHEMATICS Journal of Algebra Pub Date : 2024-10-21 DOI:10.1016/j.jalgebra.2024.10.012
Marston D.E. Conder, Darius W. Young
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This paper helps explain the prevalence of soluble groups among the automorphism groups of regular maps (at least for ‘small’ genus), by showing that every non-perfect hyperbolic ordinary triangle group Δ+(p,q,r)=x,y|xp=yq=(xy)r=1 has a smooth finite soluble quotient of derived length c for some c3, and infinitely many such quotients of derived length d for every d>c.
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三角形群的可溶性商
本文通过证明每个非完全双曲常三角形群 Δ+(p,q,r)=〈x,y|xp=yq=(xy)r=1〉都有一个派生长度为 c(某个 c≤3 )的光滑有限可溶商,以及派生长度为 d(每个 d>c 都有无穷多个这样的商),有助于解释可溶群在正则映射的自变群中(至少对 "小 "属而言)的普遍存在。
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Journal of Algebra
Journal of Algebra 数学-数学
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