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A Note on Associative Polyverbal Operations On Groups
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 November 2018
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In his paper [2] O. N. Golovin introduced the notion of a neutral polyverbal operation on groups, of which Moran's verbal operation [6], and Gruenberg's and Šmel'kin's operations [3 ; 7] are special cases. (Bronštein [1] proved, more generally, that every regular operation for which MacLane's postulate (see [2]) holds and which is invariant under addition of trivial factors, is a neutral polyverbal operation.)
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