Groups with a triple factorization
chief factorsfinite extensionmetabelian groupnilpotent subgroupssoluble minimax grouptriple factorizationtriply factorized by abelian subgroups
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The authors consider groups G which have a triple factorization, \(G=HK=KL=LH\) where H, K, L are nilpotent subgroups. Their main theorem asserts that if G is a finite extension of a soluble minimax group, then G is nilpotent. This extends a well-known theorem of O. H. Kegel. The authors also draw attention to an example due to Sysak of a torsion- free metabelian group which has a triple factorization by abelian subgroups, and they assert that it is not nilpotent ``in any reasonable sense. However, in joint work with S. E. Stonehewer the reviewer has recently shown that any group which is triply factorized by abelian subgroups has all its chief factors central.
- Groups with a nilpotent-by-finite triple factorization
- Groups with an FC-nilpotent triple factorization
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- Triple factorizations and supersolubility of finite groups.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4210404 (Why is no real title available?)
- Triply factorized groups
- Triple factorizations in finite groups.
- Groups with a nilpotent triple factorisation
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4093749 (Why is no real title available?)
- On groups with a triple factorisation
- Triple factorizations by abelian groups
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