Groups whose finitely generated subgroups are either permutable or pronormal. (Q2891027)

In the theory of groups it is well-known that some families of subgroups can influence the structure of the whole group. For example, the structure of finite groups all whose subgroups are normal was completely described by R. Dedekind, and now such groups are known as Dedekind groups. Among different generalizations of normality there are more natural notions of pronormality and permutability. In the article under review, the authors study locally finite groups whose finitely generated subgroups are either permutable or pronormal and the structure of such groups is described in the main Theorem A of the article.