Авторы

  • Dilshodbek G'aybullayev
    Karshi state university,
  • Akbar Xalilov
    Karshi state university

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.arims.49649

Аннотация

Many papers and books have been written on the theory of groups. However, there are still unsolved problems, many of which arise in fields such as physics, biology, and other natural sciences. For example, when the configuration of a physical system is defined on a lattice (which can be viewed as a graph of a group), the configuration may be interpreted as a function defined over the lattice. Numerous studies have explored different types of partitions in groups (lattices) (see for example [1]-[3]).


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NORMAL SUBGROUPS OF INDEX 8 IN THE GROUP

REPRESENTATION OF THE CAYLEY TREE

G'aybullayev Dilshodbek Erkin òg'li

gaybullayevdilshodbek0099@gamil.com

Karshi state university,

Xalilov Akbar Zamirovich

akbarx1991@gmail.com

Karshi state university

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13950089

Many papers and books have been written on the theory of groups.

However, there are still unsolved problems, many of which arise in fields such as
physics, biology, and other natural sciences. For example, when the
configuration of a physical system is defined on a lattice (which can be viewed as
a graph of a group), the configuration may be interpreted as a function defined
over the lattice. Numerous studies have explored different types of partitions in
groups (lattices) (see for example [1]-[3]).

Let

k

G

represent a free product of

1

k

cyclic groups of order two, with

generators

1

2

1

,

,

,

k

a a

a

. The group

G

is assumed to have a finite number of

generators of order two, and let

r

represent the minimum number of such

generators for

G

. Without loss of generality, we can designate these generators

as

1

2

,

,

,

r

b b

b

. Additionally, let

1

e

denote the identity element of

G

. We then

define a homomorphism from

k

G

onto

G

.

Let

1

2

{ ,

,

,

}

n

n

A A

A

 

be a partition of the set

0

\

k

N

A

, where

0

0 |

|

1

A

k

n

  

. The homomorphism

1

2

1

1

1

:{ ,

,

,

}

{ , ,

,

}

n

k

m

u

a a

a

e b

b

is then

given by the following expression:

1

0

____

,

,

( )

,

,

,

1,

i

n

j

i

j

e if x

a i

A

u x

b if x

a i

A j

n

 

(1)

For any element

b

G

, we define

1

2

[ ,

,

,

]

b

m

R b b

b

as a representation of the

word

b

in terms of the generators

1

2

,

,

,

r

b b

b

, with

r

m

. The homomorphism

:

n

G

G

is defined by the formula:


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1

1

1

,

( )

,

,

1,

[ ,...,

],

,

1,

i

n

i

i

b

r

i

e if x

e

x

b if x

b i

r

R b

b

if x

b i

r



(2)

Theorem.

For the group

k

G

following statement is hold

{

| |

|

:

| 10}

k

k

H

H is a normal subgroup of G with G

H

0 1 2

(5)

10

1

2

0

{

(

) |

,

}.

B B B

k

H

R

B B is a partition of the set N

B

Reference:

1. Ganikhodjaev, N.N., Rozikov, U.A., (1997), Description of periodic extreme
Gibbs measures of some lattice model on the Cayley tree, Theor.Math.Phys. 111,
pp. 480-486.
2. U.A., Rozikov, F.H., Haydarov., (2014), Normal subgroups of finite index for the
group represantation of the Cayley tree, TWMS Jour.Pure.Appl.Math. 5, pp. 234-
240.
3. U.A., Rozikov., (2013) Gibbs measures on a Cayley trees, World Sci. Pub,
Singapore. Normal Subgroups of Index 8 in the Group Representation of the
Cayley Tree

Библиографические ссылки

Ganikhodjaev, N.N., Rozikov, U.A., (1997), Description of periodic extreme Gibbs measures of some lattice model on the Cayley tree, Theor.Math.Phys. 111, pp. 480-486.

U.A., Rozikov, F.H., Haydarov., (2014), Normal subgroups of finite index for the group represantation of the Cayley tree, TWMS Jour.Pure.Appl.Math. 5, pp. 234-240.

U.A., Rozikov., (2013) Gibbs measures on a Cayley trees, World Sci. Pub, Singapore. Normal Subgroups of Index 8 in the Group Representation of the Cayley Tree