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Whitehead problem

In group theory, a branch of abstract algebra, the Whitehead problem is the following question:

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Whitehead problem

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples17
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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Whitehead problem

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related to Discussion · 8
Whitehead problem → Cousin, Gödel's, Progress, Shelah's, Stein, The Whitehead, While, Whitehead
related to Refinement · 8
Whitehead problem → Abelian, Assume, Ext1, It, The Whitehead, This, Whitehead, Whitehead's
is a · 1
Whitehead problem → following question

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problem whitehead group abelian free zfc theory every whitehead's set groups continuum hypothesis undecidable independent ext1 shelah constructible algebra must

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Whitehead problemis afollowing question0.90text
Whitehead problemrelated to DiscussionWhitehead0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to DiscussionCousin0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to DiscussionStein0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to DiscussionProgress0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to DiscussionShelah's0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to DiscussionWhile0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to DiscussionGödel's0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to DiscussionThe Whitehead0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to RefinementAssume0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to RefinementThe Whitehead0.60section
Whitehead problemrelated to RefinementThis0.60section

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