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Abstract. An equivalence theorem is established for global Warfield groups; if G is a global Warfield group, sufficient conditions are established for two subgroups H and H' to be equivalent in the sense that an automorphism of G maps Honto H'. The equivalence theorem is then applied to obtain a uniqueness theorem for a broad class of mixed groups. 1980 Mathematics Classification (1985 Revision): 20K21; 20K27, 20K30. 1. Introduction In this paper, we establish an equivalence theorem for isotype subgroups of global Warfield groups which we then apply to the classification of certain mixed abelian groups. All groups considered herein are abelian, and we recall that an abelian group is said to be simply presented'u it can be defined by generators and relations in such a way that all the relations involve at most two generators. A Warfield group is a mixed group that is isomorphic to a direct summand of a simply presented group, and the redundant adjective "global" is traditionally affixed to contrast with the earlier devloped theory of local Warfield groups. By an equivalence theorem, we understand one that under appropriate hypotheses on subgroups H and H' of G and G', respectively, guarantees the existence
Forum Mathematicum – de Gruyter
Published: Jan 1, 1994
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