Refinements for infinite direct decompositions of algebraic systems.
Refinements for infinite direct decompositions of algebraic systems.
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DOI:
10.2140/pjm.1964.14.797
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发表时间:
1964-09
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0.6
通讯作者:
Peter Crawley;B. Jónsson
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作者:
Peter Crawley;B. Jónsson
Introduction. An operator group with a principal series can obviously be written as a direct product of finitely many directly indecomposable admissible subgroups, and the classical WedderburnRemak-Krull-Schmidt Theorem asserts that this representation i& unique up to isomorphism. Numerous generalizations of this theorem are known in the literature. Thus it follows from results in Baer [1, 2] that if the admissible center of an operator group G satisfiesthe minimal and the local maximal conditions, then any two direct decompositions of G (with arbitrarily many factors) have isomorphic refinements. In a different direction, it is shown in Crawley [4] that if an operator group G has a direct decomposition each factor of which has a principal series, then any two direct decompositions of G haveisomorphic refinements. The results of this paper yield sufficient conditions for a group(with or without operators) to have the isomorphic refinement property* For operator groups a common generalization of the theorems mentioned above is obtained: If an operator group G has a direct decomposition such that the admissible center of each factor satisfies the minimal and local maximal conditions, then any two direct decompositions of G have centrally isomorphic refinements. For groups without operators we obtain the following result which eliminates any assumption of chain conditions: If a group G (without operators) has a direct decomposition such that the center of each factor is countable and the reduced part of the center of each factor is a torsion group with primary components of bounded order, then any two direct decompositions of G have centrally isomorphic refinements.