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* [[Nilpotent group]]: Here, the lower central series terminates at the identity in finitely many steps, the number of steps being the [[ | * [[Nilpotent group]]: Here, the lower central series terminates at the identity in finitely many steps, the number of steps being the [[nilpotence class]]. | ||
* [[Residually nilpotent group]]: Here, the intersection of the finite terms of the lower central series is the trivial group. | * [[Residually nilpotent group]]: Here, the intersection of the finite terms of the lower central series is the trivial group. | ||
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Definition
A group is said to be hypocentral if its lower central series terminates at the identity, or equivalently, if its hypocenter is the trivial group.
Relation with other properties
Stronger properties
- Nilpotent group: Here, the lower central series terminates at the identity in finitely many steps, the number of steps being the nilpotence class.
- Residually nilpotent group: Here, the intersection of the finite terms of the lower central series is the trivial group.