The multiple holomorph of a finitely generated abelian group
Abstract
W.H.~Mills has determined, for a finitely generated abelian group G, the regular subgroups N G of S(G), the group of permutations on the set G, which have the same holomorph of G, that is, such that NS(G)(N) = NS(G)((G)), where is the (right) regular representation. We give an alternative approach to Mills' result, which relies on a characterization of the regular subgroups of NS(G)((G)) in terms of commutative ring structures on G. We are led to solve, for the case of a finitely generated abelian group G, the following problem: given an abelian group (G, +), what are the commutative ring structures (G, +, ·) such that all automorphism of G as a group are also automorphisms of G as a ring?
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