Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9493456 | Journal of Algebra | 2005 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
Let D be an F-central division algebra of degree pr, p a prime. A set of criteria is given for D to be a crossed product in terms of irreducible soluble or abelian-by-finite subgroups of the multiplicative group D* of D. Using the Amitsur's classification of finite subgroups of D* and the Tits alternative, it is shown that D is a crossed product if and only if D* contains an irreducible soluble subgroup. Further criteria are also presented in terms of irreducible abelian-by-finite subgroups and irreducible subgroups satisfying a group identity. Using the above results, it is shown that if D* contains an irreducible finite subgroup, then D is a crossed product.
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Authors
D. Kiani, M. Mahdavi-Hezavehi,