Dears,
Let $H$ be Heisenberg group, a group of $3\times 3$ matrices with $1$ on the main diagonal, zeros below, and elements of $\Bbb R$ above the main diagonal. Its center is the subgroup of all matrices with $0$ on the first diagonal above the main diagonal.
My question is - is it also a commutator subgroup of that group? The quotient group $H/Z(H)$ is abelian (this group is nilpotent of class two), so commutator subgroup must be inside the center. I can't imagine other subgroups being CS, but I want someone smarter to let me know.
Have a nice day.