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By Katalin A. Bencsath, Marianna C. Bonanome, Margaret H. Dean, Marcos Zyman

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Foreword.- Preface.- Preliminaries.- instruments: displays and their Calculus.- Constructions.- Representations and a Theorem of Krasner and Kaloujnine.- The Bieri-Strebel Theorems.- Finitely Generated Metabelian Groups.- An Embedding Theorem for Finitely Generated Metabelian Groups.- comic strip of evidence of Lemma 1.1.- Theorem 2.1 Details.- providing an (Internal) HNN-Extension.- References

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2. 3. 4. Ag = Ag (g ∈ G). δ (z, g) ∈ A (z, g ∈ G). g1 g2 = g1 g2 (g1 , g2 ∈ G). g = δ (g, 1)g (g ∈ G). 1 can be verified directly from the definitions. 2 (Frobenius). Let G be a group, A a subgroup of G, and Y a complete set of representatives of right cosets of A in G. The following hold: 1. Each g ∈ G gives rise to a permutation gˆ : Y → Y , where ygˆ = yg. 2. The map ϕ : G → SY given by gϕ = gˆ is a homomorphism from G into the permutation group of Y . 3. The kernel of ϕ is the largest normal subgroup of G contained in A, called the core of A in G.

1 Cayley’s Permutation Representation Sometimes we term a homomorphism θ from a group G into a group H a representation of G. In particular, if H is a group of matrices, we say that θ is a matrix representation of G, and if H is a subgroup of the symmetric group SX for some set X, then we term θ a permutation representation of G. If the given homomorphism θ is one-to-one, the representation is termed faithful. 1 (Cayley). Every group G has a faithful permutation representation. Proof. Consider SG the symmetric group on the set (underlying the group) G.

Then there exists a normal subgroup N of F, the free metabelian group of rank n, such that G∼ = F/N. 4, N is the normal closure of a finite set in F. Therefore, the number of n-generator metabelian groups is bounded by the number of finite subsets of the countable group F, which is countable. 1. 3. G is an extension of an abelian group by an abelian group; hence, metabelian. As we shall see in Chap. 7, G is not finitely presented. 2 says that G is finitely presented as a metabelian group. A metabelian presentation is G= a,t; [a,t]a = [a,t], [a,t] = a2 a−t .

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