CLT-groups with normal or self-normalizing subgroups
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(12)- CLT-groups with normal or abnormal subgroups.
- On the supersolvablity of finite groups
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- CLT\(_\sigma \)-group with \(\sigma\)-subnormal or self-normalizing subgroups
- A little about non-CLT groups
- On CLT and non-CLT groups
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