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math.GR2026

On the independence of permutation characters

M. Brescia, E. Ingrosso, M. Trombetti

Let be a finite group. For every subgroup , let be the permutation character of the action of on the left cosets of . We prove that the characters ,…

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A torsion-free group of nilpotency class six with all subgroups subnormal of defect at most

Mattia Brescia, Bernardo Giuseppe Di Siena, Marco Trombetti

Casolo asked whether a torsion-free group in which every subgroup is subnormal of defect at most must be nilpotent of class at most . The answer is known to be positive for…

math.GR2026

Hopficity of profinite completions of abelian groups

M. Brescia, E. Ingrosso, M. Trombetti

We determine exactly when the profinite completion of an arbitrary abelian group is topologically Hopfian. For an abelian group , we prove that \[ \widehat A \text{ is topologic…

math.GR2026

A Torsion-free Supersoluble Group with Trivial Outer Automorphism Group

Mattia Brescia, Ernesto Ingrosso, Marco Trombetti

The authors construct a torsion‑free supersoluble group of Hirsch length 14 with a normal series whose factors are all infinite cyclic, and they show that this group has a trivial…

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An antichain condition for infinite groups

Mattia Brescia, Bernardo Di Siena, Alessio Russo

Let be a subgroup-theoretical property. We introduce an \emph{antichain condition} which forbids the existence of infinite antichains of mutually permut…

math.GR2025

The Pseudocentre of a Group (with an appendix by Anthony Genevois)

Mattia Brescia, Bernardo Giuseppe Di Siena, Ernesto Ingross +1

In 1973, Jim Wiegold introduced the concept of pseudocentre P(G) of a group G as the intersection of the normal closures of the centralizers of its elements. He proved that the pse…