Finite A-groups in which all nonmetacyclic subgroups have complements (Q909027): Difference between revisions

It is known that finite groups in which all abelian or all cyclic subgroups have complements belong to the class of completely factorizable groups, i.e., groups in which all subgroups have complements. A group is called metacyclic if it is an extension of a cyclic (in particular, a unitary) group by a cyclic group. In the paper, finite solvable groups with abelian Sylow subgroups whose nonmetacyclic subgroups have complements are described.