2019
Том 71
№ 11

# Sysak Ya. P.

Articles: 4
Article (Ukrainian)

### On local near-rings with Miller?Moreno multiplicative group

Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2012. - 64, № 6. - pp. 811-818

A near-ring $R$ with identity is local if the set $L$ of all its noninvertible elements is a subgroup of the additive group $R^{+}$. We study the local near-rings of order $2^n$ whose multiplicative group $R^{*}$ is a Miller-Moreno group, i.e., a non-abelian group all proper subgroups of which are abelian. In particular, it is proved that if $L$ is a subgroup of index $2^m$ in $R^{+}$, then either $m$ is a prime for which $2^m - 1$ is a Mersenna prime or $m = 1$. In the first case $n = 2m$, the subgroup $L$ is elementary abelian, the exponent of $R^{+}$ does not exceed 4, and $R^{*}$ is of order $2^m(2^m - 1)$. In the second case either $n < 7$ or the subgroup $L$ is abelian and $R^{*}$ is a nonmetacyclic group of order $2^{n−1}$ and of exponent at most $2^{n−4}$.

Article (Russian)

Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 1997. - 49, № 12. - pp. 1646–1652

We obtain the characteristic for radical algebras subgroups of whose adjoint groups are subalgebras. In particular, we prove that the algebras of this sort are nilpotent with nilpotent length at most three. We give the complete classification of those algebras under consideration which are generated by two elements.

Brief Communications (Russian)

### On ascending and subnormal subgroups of infinite factorized groups

Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 1997. - 49, № 6. - pp. 842–848

We consider an almost hyper-Abellan group G of a finite Abelian sectional rank that is the product of two subgroups A and B. We prove that every subgroup H that belongs to the intersection AB and is ascending both in A and B is also an ascending subgroup in the group G. We also show that, in the general case, this statement is not true.

Brief Communications (Russian)

### On one question of B. Amberg

Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 1994. - 46, № 4. - pp. 457–461

In the case where a group $G$ is the product $G = AB$ of Abelian subgroups $A$ and $B$, one of which has і finite 0-rank, it is proved that the Fitting subgroup $F$ and the Hirsch - Plotkin radical $R$ admit the lecompositions $F = (F \bigcap A)(F \bigcap B)$ and $R = (R \bigcap A)(R \bigcap B)$, respectively. This gives the affinitive answer to B. Amberg's question.