Existence of a Model Companion for Groups of Exponent 3
Yawara Ishida, Ryosuke Mizuno, Kota Takeuchi
Abstract
In this article, we prove that the theory T3 of groups of exponent 3 has a model companion. Previous work established the existence of model companions for theories of groups of fixed finite exponent and nilpotency class at most 2 (Saracino--Wood), and for theories of groups of prime exponent p and nilpotency class at most c<p (Maier). These results do not cover T3, since groups of exponent 3 may have nilpotency class 3. Our theorem verifies the n=3 case of a conjecture proposed by the third author that, for each integer n>1, the theory Tn of groups of exponent n has a model companion if and only if every finitely generated group of exponent n is finite, or equivalently, if and only if the Burnside problem has a positive solution for exponent n.
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