Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4584482 | Journal of Algebra | 2015 | 44 Pages |
Abstract
We say that the rank of an element of EndFn(G) is the minimal number of (free) generators in its image. Let ε=ε2âEndFn(G). For rather straightforward reasons it is known that if rankε=nâ1 (respectively, n), then the maximal subgroup of IG(E) containing ε is free (respectively, trivial). We show that if rankε=r where 1â¤râ¤nâ2, then the maximal subgroup of IG(E) containing ε is isomorphic to that in EndFn(G) and hence to GâSr, where Sr is the symmetric group on r elements. We have previously shown this result in the case r=1; however, for higher rank, a more sophisticated approach is needed. Our current proof subsumes the case r=1 and thus provides another approach to showing that any group occurs as the maximal subgroup of some IG(E). On the other hand, varying r again and taking G to be trivial, we obtain an alternative proof of the recent result of Gray and RuÅ¡kuc for the biordered set of idempotents of Tn.
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Authors
Yang Dandan, Igor Dolinka, Victoria Gould,