Zassenhaus filtration

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Zassenhaus filtration is a descending series of subgroups in group theory that refines the lower central series to study the structure and properties of groups, especially in the context of pro‑p and nilpotent groups.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group-theoretic construction
series of subgroups
alsoKnownAs Jennings series NERFINISHED
dimension series
appearsIn p-adic Lie correspondence for uniform pro-p groups
appliesTo abstract groups
pro-p groups
profinite groups
associatedWith graded Lie algebra of a group
captures p-local structure of a group
compatibleWith group homomorphisms
context local analysis of finite and infinite groups
definedFor a group G
field group theory
firstTerm D_1(G) = G
generalizes dimension subgroups of finite p-groups
hasProperty each D_n(G) is a characteristic subgroup of G
intersection over n of D_n(G) can be trivial in residually nilpotent groups
hasTerm D_n(G)
isA descending series of subgroups
isDescending true
namedAfter Hans Zassenhaus NERFINISHED
refinementOf lower exponent-p central series
refines lower central series
relatedConcept Jennings–Lazard correspondence NERFINISHED
dimension subgroup problem
p-series of a group
powerful pro-p group
relatedTo group algebra over a field of characteristic p
lower central series γ_n(G)
p-power series in a group
satisfies D_{n+1}(G) ≤ D_n(G)
studiedIn pro-p group cohomology
termIndex n ≥ 1
toolFor analyzing generators and relations in pro-p groups
constructing associated graded Lie rings of groups
usedIn Lie methods in group theory
p-adic analytic group theory
theory of powerful p-groups
usedToDefine dimension subgroups
usedToStudy growth of subgroups in pro-p groups
nilpotency class of groups
nilpotent groups
pro-p groups
residual properties of groups
structure of groups

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Hans Zassenhaus notableWork Zassenhaus filtration