Bicyclic units, Bass cyclic units and free groups
Abstract
Let G be a finite group and G its integral group ring. We show that if α is a non-trivial bicyclic unit of G, then there are bicyclic units β and γ of different types, such that α,β and α,γ are non-abelian free groups. In case that G is non-abelian of order coprime with 6, then we prove the existence of a bicyclic unit u and a Bass cyclic unit v in G, such that for every positive integer m big enough, um,v is a free non-abelian group.
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