Normal sections, class sizes and solvability of finite groups.
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- Character theory of finite groups
- F-Gruppen. (F-groups)
- Finite group theory.
- Finite groups of conjugate rank 2
- Groups and Rings Having Automorphisms without Non-Trivial Fixed Elements
- Groups with many equal classes
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- Nilpotency of normal subgroups having two G-class sizes.
- On finite groups with given conjugate types. II
- On Groups all of Whose Elements Have Prime Power Order
- Solvability of normal subgroups and G-class sizes
- Structure of normal subgroups with three \(G\)-class sizes.
- Subgroups generated by small classes in finite groups
- The influence of p-regular class sizes on normal subgroups.
- The structure of finite groups of conjugate rank 2
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- Simplicity of normal subgroups and conjugacy class sizes.
- The number of conjugacy classes contained in normal subgroups of solvable groups.
- Finite groups with at most six vanishing conjugacy classes
- Conjugacy classes contained in normal subgroups: an overview
- On \(\phi\)-ideals and the structure of Lie algebras
- Solvability of normal subgroups and G-class sizes
- Conjugacy classes of small size in solvable groups
- A criterion for a normal subgroup to be hypercentral based on class sizes
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