Abstract
A compact p-group G (p prime) is called near abelian if it contains an abelian normal subgroup A such that G/A has a dense cyclic subgroup and that every closed subgroup of A is normal in G. We relate near abelian groups to a class of compact groups, which are rich in permuting subgroups. A compact group is called quasihamiltonian (or modular) if every pair of compact subgroups commutes setwise. We show that for p ≠ 2 a compact p-group G is near abelian if and only if it is quasihamiltonian. The case p = 2 is discussed separately.
Funding source: Universitá degli Studi di Palermo
Award Identifier / Grant number: “Ex 60 % fondi di internazionalizzazione di ateneo”
Funding source: GNSAGA (Firenze, Italy)
Award Identifier / Grant number: travel support
We owe a great debt of gratitude to Wolfgang Herfort who shared with us a wealth of thoughts concerning the topic of this paper. His contributions have motivated us to reorganize our material several times and to compactify it down to its essentials. His contributions emerge in several parts of our text.
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- Weighted version of Carleson measure and multilinear Fourier multiplier
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