==History==
The term IA-automorphism was coined by Seymour Bachmuth in his paper Automorphisms of free metabelian groups.
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==Definition==
A subgroup of a group is termed an IA-automorphism-balanced subgroup or IA-balanced subgroup if every IA-automorphism of the whole ... ...
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==Definition==
A subgroup of a group is termed an IA-automorphism-invariant subgroup if it is invariant under all IA-automorphisms of the whole group. ... ...
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==Definition==
A group in which every IA-automorphism is inner, sometimes also called a semicomplete group, is defined as a group in which every ... ...
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==Statement==
Suppose G is a finite nilpotent group. Then, the IA-automorphism group of G (i.e., the subgroup of the automorphism group of G comprising ... ...
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==Statement==
===For an individual automorphism===
Suppose G is a nilpotent group. Then, the following are equivalent for an automorphism \sigma of G: ... ...
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==Statement==
Suppose p is a prime number and G is a finite p-group. Then, the group of IA-automorphisms of G is also a finite p-group (for the ... ...
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==Definition==
A subgroup of a group is termed an IA-automorphism-balanced subgroup or IA-balanced subgroup if every IA-automorphism of the whole ... ...
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==Definition==
A subgroup of a group is termed an IA-automorphism-invariant subgroup if it is invariant under all IA-automorphisms of the whole group. ... ...
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==Statement==
Suppose p is a prime number and G is a finite p-group. Then, the group of IA-automorphisms of G is also a finite p-group (for the ... ...
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==Statement==
Suppose G is a finite nilpotent group. Then, the IA-automorphism group of G (i.e., the subgroup of the automorphism group of G comprising ... ...
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#REDIRECT IA-automorphism-balanced subgroup ... ...
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#redirect group in which every IA-automorphism is inner ... ...
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==History==
The term IA-automorphism was coined by Seymour Bachmuth in his paper Automorphisms of free metabelian groups.
==Definition== ... ...
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==Statement==
===Property-theoretic statement===
The automorphism property of being an IA-automorphism does not imply the automorphism property ... ...
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==Definition==
A subgroup with canonical Abelianization is a subgroup satisfying the following property: any defining ingredient::inner automorphism ... ...
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==Definition==
A subgroup of a group is termed a characteristic direct factor if it is a characteristic subgroup as well as a direct factor. ... ...
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==Definition==
A group in which every IA-automorphism is inner, sometimes also called a semicomplete group, is defined as a group in which every ... ...
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==Definition==
inner on finite tuples, inner on finitely generated subgroups
===Definition with symbols===
An automorphism \sigma of a group G ... ...
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==Statement==
===For an individual automorphism===
Suppose G is a nilpotent group. Then, the following are equivalent for an automorphism \sigma of G: ... ...
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==Statement==
Suppose G is a group, S is a generating set for G, and \sigma is an automorphism of G such that \sigma(x) is in the conjugacy class ... ...
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==Definition==
A subgroup of a group is termed a perfect characteristic subgroup if it satisfies the following equivalent conditions: ... ...
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==Definition==
Suppose G is a group and \sigma is an automorphism of G.We say that \sigma is an automorphism that preserves conjugacy classes ... ...
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==Definition==
An defining ingredient::automorphism of a group is termed a class-preserving automorphism or class automorphism if it takes each ... ...
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This article is about the structure of endomorphisms of M16 (GAP ID: (16,6)) which we will take as having the following presentation: ... ...
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This article discusses the endomorphism structure of the quaternion group, a group of order 8 given by the following multiplication table: ... ...
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To learn more about the similarities and differences between characteristicity and normality, refer the survey article Characteristic versus normal ... ...
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