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Write an element of H≀Z as (f,tn). If it is central, commuting with t makes the finitely supported lamp configuration f invariant under translation. The only such configuration on the infinite set Z is the identity, so f=1. If n=0, then tn moves a nonidentity lamp at position zero to position n and does not commute with it. Therefore n=0, and
Z(H≀Z)=1.​
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