Let jy denote the class of torsion free Abelian groups of finite rank. It is shown that for Ae JZf, there is a quotient divisible subgroup QD(A) such that A/QD(A) is a reduced torsion group. Furthermore, QD(A) and AIQD(A) are unique up to quasi-isomorphism. Let & denote the subclass of Ssf of groups A such that for almost all primes p, the p-primary component of A/QD(A) is the direct sum of Tp(A) isomorphic cyclic groups where r p (A) denotes the p-rank of A. The groups in & are classified up to quasi-isomorphism, which generalizes the Beaumont-Pierce classification of quotient divisible groups.
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Charles Murley (1972) studied this question.