Tsukuba Journal of Mathematics · 1982 · 32 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsAlgebraCombinatoricsSet TheoryAbstract AlgebraBoolean AlgebraGroup TheoryAbelian CategoriesBoolean HomomorphismsComplete Boolean AlgebrasDirect Product TheoremsDirect Sum TheoremsTorsion
A group means an abelian group in this paper. A Boolean power and a direct product of groups consist of all global sections of groups in some Boolean extensions $V^{(B)}$ . We shall study about a homomorphism $h$ whose domain $s$ a group consisting of all the global sections of a group in $V^{(B)}$ . We investigate two cases: one of them is that the range of $h$ is a slender group, which is related to a torsion-free group, and the other is that the range of $h$ is an infinite direct sum, which is related to a torsion group. We extend a few theorems which have been obtained in [4] and [5]. As in [5], we not only extend theorems, but improve them and give a good standing point of view.
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