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On the isotopic characterizations of generalized Bol loops

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In this study, the notion of isotopy of generalized Bol loop is characterized. A loop isotope of a σ-generalized Bol loop is shown to be a σ'-generalized Bol loop if σ' fixes its (isotope) identity element where σ' is some conjugate of σ. A loop isotope of a σ-generalized Bol loop is shown to be a σ'-generalized Bol loop if and only if the image of the isotope’s identity element under σ' is right nuclear (where σ' is some conjugate of σ). It is shown that a generalized Bol loop can be constructed using a group and a subgroup of it. A right conjugacy closed σ-generalized Bol loop is shown to be a σ-generalized right central loop.
Title: On the isotopic characterizations of generalized Bol loops
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In this study, the notion of isotopy of generalized Bol loop is characterized.
A loop isotope of a σ-generalized Bol loop is shown to be a σ'-generalized Bol loop if σ' fixes its (isotope) identity element where σ' is some conjugate of σ.
A loop isotope of a σ-generalized Bol loop is shown to be a σ'-generalized Bol loop if and only if the image of the isotope’s identity element under σ' is right nuclear (where σ' is some conjugate of σ).
It is shown that a generalized Bol loop can be constructed using a group and a subgroup of it.
A right conjugacy closed σ-generalized Bol loop is shown to be a σ-generalized right central loop.

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