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Iterated endomorphism kernels in BS(2,3) (G′′⊆⋃k≥1​kerθk⊆RG​)

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For G=⟨a,t∣ta2t−1=a3⟩, the surjective endomorphism θ(a)=a2, θ(t)=t has nontrivial kernel by Britton's lemma. The commutator subgroup is generated by ai​=tiat−i for i∈Z. For j>i, its defining relations give aj2j−i​=ai3j−i​. Hence θk([ai​,aj​])=1 whenever k≥j−i. The union of the increasing kernels is normal, and the images of all ai​ commute in its quotient, proving the first inclusion. The second follows from finite residual contains surjective endomorphism kernels applied to every iterate.

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