
TL;DR
This paper presents polynomial-time algorithms, including probabilistic and deterministic methods, for finding maximum size central decompositions of finite p-groups and nilpotent Lie rings of class 2, introducing new invariants.
Contribution
It introduces efficient algorithms and new invariants for decomposing p-groups and Lie rings, advancing computational group theory.
Findings
Algorithms run in polynomial time for p-groups of class 2
Probabilistic routines are effective and can be replaced by deterministic algorithms for small p
New group isomorphism invariants and characteristic subgroups are introduced
Abstract
Polynomial-time algorithms are given to find a central decomposition of maximum size for a finite p-group of class 2 and for a nilpotent Lie ring of class 2. The algorithms use Las Vegas probabilistic routines to compute the structure of finite *-rings and also the Las Vegas C-MeatAxe. When p is small, the probabilistic methods can be replaced by deterministic polynomial-time algorithms. The methods introduce new group isomorphism invariants including new characteristic subgroups.
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