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Let G be a finite group and H be an operator group of G. In this short note, we show a relationship between subnormal subgroup chains and H-invariant subgroup chains.
Yanming Wang
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Some results on π-solvable and supersolvable groups
For a finite group G, ϕp(G), Sp(G), L(G) and S𝒫(G) are generalizations of the Frattini subgroup of G. We obtain some results on π-solvable, p-solvable and supersolvable groups with the help of the structures of these subgroups.
T. K. Dutta, A. Bhattacharyya
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A note on $1$-factorizability of quartic supersolvable Cayley graphs [PDF]
Alspach et al. conjectured that every quartic Cayley graph on an even solvable group is $1$-factorizable. In this paper, we verify this conjecture for quartic Cayley graphs on supersolvable groups of even order.
Milad Ahanjideh, Ali Iranmanesh
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On non-normal cyclic subgroups of prime order or order 4 of finite groups
In this paper, we call a finite group GG an NLMNLM-group (NCMNCM-group, respectively) if every non-normal cyclic subgroup of prime order or order 4 (prime power order, respectively) in GG is contained in a non-normal maximal subgroup of GG.
Guo Pengfei, Han Zhangjia
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Some results on π‐solvable and supersolvable groups [PDF]
For a finite group G, ϕp(G), Sp(G), L(G) and S𝒫(G) are generalizations of the Frattini subgroup of G. We obtain some results on π‐solvable, p‐solvable and supersolvable groups with the help of the structures of these subgroups.
T. K. Dutta, A. Bhattacharyya
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The concept of $X$-permutable subgroup, introduced by A. N. Skiba, generalizes the classical concept of a permutable subgroup. Many classes of finite groups have been characterized in terms of $X$-permutable subgroups.
A. A. Galt, V. N. Tyutyanov
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Sufficient conditions for the solvability and supersolvability in finite groups
A finite group G is called an H-r N-group if i) G has even order and ii) each even-ordered subgroup H of G with \(| H|\) the product of r not necessarily distinct primes, is normal in G. The author proves the following results: 1. If G is an H-2 N-group that does not involve \(A_ 4\), then G is supersolvable. 2. If G is an H-2 N-group or an H-3 N-group
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Solvable and supersolvable groups in which every element is conjugate to its inverse [PDF]
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Supersolvable automorphism groups of solvable groups
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Counting supersolvable and solvable group orders
Edward Bertram, Guanhong Li
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