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Denisova Cave in southern Siberia uniquely contains evidence of occupation by a recently discovered group of archaic hominins, the Denisovans, starting from the middle of the Middle Pleistocene.
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Recent investigations in group theory at the Krasnoyarsk State University
Vladimir P. Shunkov
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About Shunkov groups, saturated with linear and unitary groups of dimension 3
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Shunkov Groups Saturated with Almost Simple Groups
Algebra and Logic, 2023A group \(G\) is a Shunkov group if whenever \(H\) is a finite subgroup of \(G\) any two conjugate elements of prime order in the group \(N_G(H)/H\) generate a finite subgroup. The class of such groups forms a generalization of the class of locally finite groups.
N V Maslova, A A Shlepkin, Maslova N V
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Characterizations of the Shunkov groups
We study the structure of a family of finite groups of the form L g = 〈a, a g 〉 in a periodic Shunkov group. As a consequence of the obtained result, we get two characterizations of periodic Shunkov groups.
Сенашов, В.И.
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Periodic part in some Shunkov groups
Algebra and Logic, 1999A group G is saturated with groups in a set X if every finite subgroup of G is embeddable in G into a subgroup L isomorphic to some group in X. We show that a Shunkov group has a periodic part if the saturating set for it coincides with one of the following: {L2(q)}, {Sz(q)}, {Re(q)}, or {U3(2n)}.
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The structure of an infinite Sylow subgroup in some periodic Shunkov groups
Discrete Mathematics and Applications, 2002AbstractWe study periodic groups such that the normaliser of any finite non-trivial subgroup of such a group is almost layer-finite. The class of groups satisfying this condition is rather wide and includes the free Burnside groups of odd period which is greater than 665 and the groups constructed by A. Yu. Olshanskii.We consider the classical question:
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