Commensurability and bi-interpretability of groups
Dan Segal

TL;DR
This paper explores the relationship between commensurable groups and bi-interpretability, demonstrating that under certain definability conditions, these groups are bi-interpretable, which has implications for understanding their structural similarities.
Contribution
It establishes that commensurable groups are bi-interpretable under specific definability conditions, linking two important concepts in group theory and model theory.
Findings
Commensurable groups are bi-interpretable under certain conditions.
Defines the necessary definability conditions for bi-interpretability.
Provides a framework connecting group commensurability and bi-interpretability.
Abstract
Commensurable groups are bi-interpretable, under suitable definability conditions.
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TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory
