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Erdős-Ginzburg-Ziv theorem and Noether number for $C_m\ltimes_{\varphi} C_{mn}$ (1707.03639v2)

Published 12 Jul 2017 in math.CO, math.AC, math.NT, and math.RA

Abstract: Let $G$ be a multiplicative finite group and $S=a_1\cdot\ldots\cdot a_k$ a sequence over $G$. We call $S$ a product-one sequence if $1=\prod_{i=1}ka_{\tau(i)}$ holds for some permutation $\tau$ of ${1,\ldots,k}$. The small Davenport constant $\mathsf d(G)$ is the maximal length of a product-one free sequence over $G$. For a subset $L\subset \mathbb N$, let $\mathsf s_L(G)$ denote the smallest $l\in\mathbb N_0\cup{\infty}$ such that every sequence $S$ over $G$ of length $|S|\ge l$ has a product-one subsequence $T$ of length $|T|\in L$. Denote $\mathsf e(G)=\max{\text{ord}(g): g\in G}$. Some classical product-one (zero-sum) invariants including $\mathsf D(G):=\mathsf s_{\mathbb N}(G)$ (when $G$ is abelian), $\mathsf E(G):=\mathsf s_{{|G|}}(G)$, $\mathsf s(G):=\mathsf s_{{\mathsf e(G)}}(G)$, $\eta(G):=\mathsf s_{[1,\mathsf e(G)]}(G)$ and $\mathsf s_{d\mathbb N}(G)$ ($d\in\mathbb N$) have received a lot of studies. The Noether number $\beta(G)$ which is closely related to zero-sum theory is defined to be the maximal degree bound for the generators of the algebra of polynomial invariants. Let $G\cong C_m\ltimes_{\varphi} C_{mn}$, in this paper, we prove that $$\mathsf E(G)=\mathsf d(G)+|G|=m2n+m+mn-2$$ and $\beta(G)=\mathsf d(G)+1=m+mn-1$. We also prove that $\mathsf s_{mn\mathbb N}(G)=m+2mn-2$ and provide the upper bounds of $\eta(G)$, $\mathsf s(G)$. Moreover, if $G$ is a non-cyclic nilpotent group and $p$ is the smallest prime divisor of $|G|$, we prove that $\beta(G)\le \frac{|G|}{p}+p-1$ except if $p=2$ and $G$ is a dicyclic group, in which case $\beta(G)=\frac{1}{2}|G|+2$.

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