On conjugacy classes and derived length

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Abstract: Let G be a finite group and A, B and D be conjugacy classes of G with DsubseteqAB=xymidxinA,yinB. Denote by eta(AB) the number of distinct conjugacy classes such that AB is the union of those. Set . If AB=D then is an abelian group. If, in addition, G is supersolvable, then the derived length of is bounded above by 2eta(AB).














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