Jordan permutation groups and limits of 퐷-relations.

Autor: Almazaydeh, Asma Ibrahim, Macpherson, Dugald
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Zdroj: Journal of Group Theory; May2022, Vol. 25 Issue 3, p447-508, 62p
Abstrakt: (4) Assume that both HT e1 ht and HT e2 ht create new ramification points, that is, both give Type II (b) extensions. It follows that HT A E ht is a Type II extension. The definition of is inductive, done in parallel with the definition of the HT Vi ht . Suppose that HT E1 ht and HT E2 ht are of Type II over A. Then we will consider the following four sub-cases. The equivalence classes of the equivalence relation HT Ep ht at the point p are called the I cones i at p. From now on, by I semilinear order i , we always mean a I lower i semilinear order. [Extracted from the article]
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