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<title>To the 100th anniversary of the birth of Sergei Nikolaevich Chernikov</title>
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<description>To the 100th anniversary of the birth of Sergei Nikolaevich Chernikov
On May 11, 2012, we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Sergei Nikolaevich Chernikov (1912 – 1987), a great mathematician, one of the main founders of infinite group theory.
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<title>Semigroups with certain finiteness conditions and Chernikov groups</title>
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Shevrin, L.N.
The main purpose of this short survey is to show how groups of special structure, which are accepted to be called Chernikov groups, appeared in the considerations of semigroups with certain finiteness conditions. A structure of groups with several such conditions has been described (they turned out to be special types of Chernikov groups). Lastly, a question concerning some special type of Chernikov groups is recalled; this question was raised by the author more than 35 years ago, and it is still open.
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<title>On factorizations of limited solubly ω-saturated formations</title>
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<description>On factorizations of limited solubly ω-saturated formations
Selkin, V.
If F = F₁…Ft is the product of the formations F₁,…,Ft and F ≠ F₁…Fi−₁Fi+₁…Ft for all i = 1,…,t, then we call this product a non-cancellative factorization of the formation F. In this paper we gives a description of factorizable limited solubly ω-saturated formations.
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<title>On inverse operations in the lattices of submodules</title>
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<description>On inverse operations in the lattices of submodules
Kashu, A.I.
In the lattice L(RM) of submodules of an arbitrary left R-module RM four operation were introduced and investigated in the paper [3]. In the present work the approximations of inverse operations for two of these operations (for α-product and ω-coproduct) are defined and studied. Some properties of left quotient with respect to α-product and right quotient with respect to ω-coproduct are shown, as well as their relations with the lattice operations in L(RM) (sum and intersection of submodules). The particular case RM = RR of the lattice L(RR) of left ideals of the ring R is specified.
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