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The normal subgroup lattice of 2-transitive automorphism groups of linearly ordered sets (Q1069960)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3933130
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The normal subgroup lattice of 2-transitive automorphism groups of linearly ordered sets
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3933130

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    The normal subgroup lattice of 2-transitive automorphism groups of linearly ordered sets (English)
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    An infinite linearly ordered set, or briefly infinite chain, (\(\Omega\),\(\leq)\) is called doubly homogeneous if its automorphism group A(\(\Omega)\) acts 2-transitively on the set \(\Omega\). The author investigates the lattice N(A(\(\Omega)\)) of all normal subgroups of A(\(\Omega)\) using combinatorial and model-theoretic means. Certain natural sublattices of N(A(\(\Omega)\)) are shown to be Stone algebras, and several first order properties of their dense and dually dense elements are characterized within the Dedekind-completion of (\(\Omega\),\(\leq)\). As consequences, various group- and lattice-theoretic results follow from this.
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    lattice of normal subgroups
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    infinite linearly ordered set
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    doubly homogeneous
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    automorphism group
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    2-transitively
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    first order properties
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    dually dense elements
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    Dedekind-completion
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