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Pro-p group

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For a prime pp, a pro-pp group is a profinite group that is an inverse limit of finite p-groups. The pp-adic integers are the basic example. Pro-pp groups occur as Sylow subgroups of profinite groups and as Galois groups of maximal pp-extensions of fields. Every pp-adic analytic group has an open subgroup that is a pro-pp group. Much of the theory of finite pp-groups carries over to them.

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MSC20E18, 22C05
SpecializesProfinite group
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Changed2 November 2026

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