1959
DOI: 10.1112/jlms/s1-34.4.465
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“…First we see that the value / + 2 for the soluble length of the two-generator group obtained in [22] cannot be combined with 'verbality' of the embedding of Theorem 1. On the other hand we can construct an embedding preserving the rest of the properties listed above: every ordered soluble countable group G of soluble length I can be subnormally embedded into an ordered twogenerator soluble group of length 1 + 2, but not I + 1 in general (Theorem 2).…”
Section: Embeddings Of Soluble Groupsmentioning
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“…First we see that the value / + 2 for the soluble length of the two-generator group obtained in [22] cannot be combined with 'verbality' of the embedding of Theorem 1. On the other hand we can construct an embedding preserving the rest of the properties listed above: every ordered soluble countable group G of soluble length I can be subnormally embedded into an ordered twogenerator soluble group of length 1 + 2, but not I + 1 in general (Theorem 2).…”
Section: Embeddings Of Soluble Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kovacs and B. Neumann have extended in [10] the result of [22] and have constructed embeddings of countable S/*-groups (of countable SN*-groups) into two-generator 5/*-groups (into two-generator SW-groups, respectively). It is very natural to ask whether one can 'add full order' to this embedding as well.…”
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