Prosolvable group

In mathematics, more specifically, in algebra, refers to a group as a pro- solvable if it is isomorphic to the inverse limit of an inverse system of resolvable groups. A pro- resolvable group is a special case of a Pro-C - group.

Examples

• Let p be a prime number. If we denote the body of the p- adic numbers as usual, then the Galois group, where the algebraic completion of designated per - resolvable.