Conjecture 6 on centralizer-like subgroups for the 1-Engel word

Let G×HG \times H be a group, let (u,v)G×H(u,v) \in G \times H, and let (u,v)G×H(u,v)^{G \times H} denote the normal closure of (u,v)(u,v) in G×HG \times H. The associated subgroups E1(G×H,(u,v))E_1^*(G \times H,(u,v)), R1(G×H,(u,v))R_1(G \times H,(u,v)), and E1(G×H,(u,v))^*E_1(G \times H,(u,v)) are then considered. Conjecture 6.

E1(G×H,(u,v))=R1(G×H,(u,v)),E_1^*(G \times H,(u,v))=R_1(G \times H,(u,v)),

and

E1(G×H,(u,v))G×HandE1(G×H,(u,v))E1(G×H,(u,v)).E_1^*(G \times H,(u,v))\triangleleft G \times H \quad\text{and}\quad E_1^*(G \times H,(u,v))\subseteq {}^*E_1(G \times H,(u,v)).

This conjecture is part of the authors' continuing research on counterexamples and general proofs concerning centralizer-like subgroups associated with Engel words in direct products; the supplied text does not establish whether it is open, solved, or refuted.

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Bridget Lee, Maggie Reardon and Faculty Mentor Dandrielle Lewis, “Centralizer-like Subgroups Associated with the n-Engel Words Inside of Direct Product Groups”, arXiv:1911.03969 (2021).

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