On pro-isomorphic zeta functions of $D^*$-groups of even Hirsch length
Mark N. Berman, Benjamin Klopsch, Uri Onn

TL;DR
This paper analyzes pro-isomorphic zeta functions of specific nilpotent groups, providing explicit descriptions, functional equations, and conjectures about their symmetries, with implications for understanding their global properties.
Contribution
It offers a complete description of local pro-isomorphic zeta functions for certain $D^*$-groups, introduces new functional equations, and formulates a conjecture on symmetry factors in these functions.
Findings
Local zeta functions are uniform in prime p for groups associated to t^2 and t^3.
Functional equations are satisfied, revealing symmetries not predicted by existing theory.
Results extend to infinite families of class-two nilpotent groups.
Abstract
The pro-isomorphic zeta function of a finitely generated nilpotent group is a Dirichlet generating series that enumerates all finite-index subgroups whose profinite completion is isomorphic to that of the ambient group. We study the pro-isomorphic zeta functions of -indecomposable -groups of even Hirsch length. These groups are building blocks of finitely generated class-two nilpotent groups with rank-two centre, up to commensurability. Due to a classification by Grunewald and Segal, they are parameterised by primary polynomials whose companion matrices define commutator relations for an explicit presentation. For Grunewald-Segal representatives of even Hirsch length of type , we give a complete description of the algebraic automorphism groups of associated Lie lattices. Utilising the automorphism groups, we determine the local pro-isomorphic zeta functions of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Finite Group Theory Research · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
