Mutations in finite groups
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This paper is an attempt to measure somehow the ``degree of nonisomorphism between two given groups. This is done by using the notions of ``mutation, ``similarity factor, ``evolutive chain and many others (a total of 17 definitions). These concepts are then illustrated through examples related to small order nonisomorphic groups.
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