Finite symmetric groups are strongly verbally closed
Olga K. Karimova, Anton A. Klyachko

TL;DR
This paper proves that finite symmetric and alternating groups are retracts of any larger group in which they are verbally closed, answering a question posed by A. V. Vasil'ev.
Contribution
It establishes that finite symmetric and alternating groups are strongly verbally closed, providing a significant insight into their algebraic embedding properties.
Findings
Finite symmetric groups are retracts of any containing group where they are verbally closed.
Finite alternating groups share the same property.
Answers a longstanding question by Vasil'ev about verbal closedness.
Abstract
Answering a question of A. V. Vasil'ev, we show that each finite symmetric (or alternating) group is a retract of any group containing as a verbally closed subgroup.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSyntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation
