Let be an infinite group generated by nilpotent normal subgroups. Prove that every maximal Abelian normal subgroup of is infinite. (We call an Abelian normal subgroup maximal if it is not contained in another Abelian normal subgroup.)
P. Erdos
Miklós Schweitzer Competition 1969.
Let be an infinite group generated by nilpotent normal subgroups. Prove that every maximal Abelian normal subgroup of is infinite. (We call an Abelian normal subgroup maximal if it is not contained in another Abelian normal subgroup.)
P. Erdos
Let be a prime number, a primitive th root of unity, a rational number. Prove that in the additive group generated by the numbers there are only finitely many elements whose norm is equal to . (The norm is in the th cyclotomic field.)
K. Gyory
Let be a nonzero, bounded, real function on an Abelian group , are given elements of and are real numbers. Prove that if holds for all , then
A. Mate
Show that the following inequality hold for all , real numbers , and positive numbers L. Losonczi
Find all continuous real functions and defined on the set of positive real numbers and satisfying the relation for all and .
Z. Daroczy
Let be a fixed real number, and let be a regular complex function in the half-plane for which there exists a nonnegative function satisfying whenever , . Prove that
L. Czach
Prove that if a sequence of Mikusinski operators of the form ( and nonnegative real numbers, the differentiation operator) is convergent in the sense of Mikusinski, then its limit is also of this form.
E. Geaztelyi
Let and be continuous positive functions defined on the interval , and let be a set of positive measure. Prove that the range of the function defined on by the relation has a nonvoid interior.
L. Losonczi
In -dimensional Euclidean space, the union of any set of closed balls (of positive radii) is measurable in the sense of Lebesgue.
A. Csaszar
In -dimensional Euclidean space, the square of the two-dimensional Lebesgue measure of a bounded, closed, (two-dimensional) planar set is equal to the sum of the squares of the measures of the orthogonal projections of the given set on the -coordinate hyperplanes.
L. Tamassy
Let be a sequence of infinite sets such that for . Show that the sequence of indices can be divided into two disjoint sequences and in such a way that, for some sets and , and for
P. Erdos
Let and be nonsingular matrices of order , and let and be independent random vectors of dimension . Show that if and have the same distribution, if their first and second moments exist, and if their covariance matrix is the identity matrix, then these random vectors are normally distributed.
B. Gyires