A generalized argument for dominions in varieties of groups
Arturo Magidin
Abstract
An argument used to show that certain varieties of nilpotent groups have instances of nontrivial dominions is considered, and generalized. The same is done with the argument used to show that there are nontrivial dominions in the variety of metabelian groups, to suggest how this general technique may be used.
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