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Finite groups whose element orders are consecutive integers (English)
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26 June 1992
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Let \(n\) be a positive integer. Then a group \(G\) is an \(OC_ n\)-group if every element of \(G\) has order \(\leq n\) and for each \(m\leq n\) there exists an element of \(G\) having order \(m\). In this paper the complete classification of \(OC_ n\)-groups is given and in particular it is proved that we must have \(n\leq 8\).
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finite groups
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element orders
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\(OC_ n\)-groups
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