In this paper different types of centraliser relations for group extensions G/F are explored in some depth. The different types of centraliser relations considered cover dual relations between the intermediate groups of two group extensions defined by centraliser relations within a (usually) larger group A in which both group extensions are embedded. But other considered types also address stronger forms covering dual centraliser relations between isomorphic embeddings or automorphisms for one group extension and group elements in the other group extension with inner automorphisms inducing these isomorphisms or automorphisms. A notion of inner closure for a given group extension G/F is introduced with an existence result for it that guarantees the existence of the different types of centraliser relations for G/F in its inner closure. In the last part of the paper the above notions are used to obtain some results on the numbers of solutions of binomial equations over groups.
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