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List of research outcomes

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PublicationDate of PublicationType
Lengths of conjugacy classes of finite solvable groups. II
Journal of Algebra
1993-03-29Paper
Lengths of conjugacy classes of finite solvable groups
Journal of Algebra
1992-06-28Paper
Connections between prime divisors of conjugacy classes and prime divisors of \(| G| \)
Journal of Algebra
1992-06-26Paper
Prime Factors of Conjugacy Classes of Finite Solvable Groups1992-06-25Paper
Prime characters and primitivity
Journal of Algebra
1990-01-01Paper
Character restriction and relative normal complements
Journal of Algebra
1989-01-01Paper
Hall -subgroups which are direct products of non-Abelian simple groups
Journal of Algebra
1989-01-01Paper
Induced characters which are multiples of irreducibles
Journal of Algebra
1989-01-01Paper
Quasi-primitive characters of square-free degree
Journal of Algebra
1989-01-01Paper
Factorizations of characters and a question of Feit
Journal of Algebra
1987-01-01Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4063367 (Why is no real title available?)1987-01-01Paper
On a question of Brauer
Archiv der Mathematik
1986-01-01Paper
On a Question of Feit1986-01-01Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4002351 (Why is no real title available?)1986-01-01Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4012876 (Why is no real title available?)1986-01-01Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4031945 (Why is no real title available?)1986-01-01Paper
Algebraic decompositions of commutative association schemes
Journal of Algebra
1985-01-01Paper
Prime characters and factorizations of quasi-primitive characters
Mathematische Zeitschrift
1985-01-01Paper
On \(\pi\)-homogeneity and \(\pi\) '-closure
Journal of Algebra
1985-01-01Paper
Complex linear groups of degree at most v-3
Journal of Algebra
1985-01-01Paper
Relative normal complements and extendibility of characters
Archiv der Mathematik
1984-01-01Paper
Quotient Groups of Finite Groups1984-01-01Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3902882 (Why is no real title available?)1984-01-01Paper
Complex linear groups of relatively small degree
Journal of Algebra
1983-01-01Paper
Complex linear groups of odd degree
Communications in Algebra
1983-01-01Paper
Relative Normal Complements in Finite Groups1983-01-01Paper
Finite complex linear groups of degree less than (2q+1)/3
Journal of Algebra
1982-01-01Paper
Complex linear groups of degree at most (q-1)/2
Journal of Algebra
1982-01-01Paper
On finite groips of type ( 2,4,4)
Communications in Algebra
1981-01-01Paper
Finite linear groups of degree less than p-2
Communications in Algebra
1981-01-01Paper
On finite complex linear groups of degree (q-1)/2
Journal of Algebra
1980-01-01Paper
On Finite Groups Containing Three CC-Subgroups
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society
1980-01-01Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3701096 (Why is no real title available?)1980-01-01Paper
On a problem of Frobenius. II
Journal of Algebra
1979-01-01Paper
On bounded simple groups of type (2,(n))
Communications in Algebra
1979-01-01Paper
On a problem of Frobenius
Journal of Algebra
1979-01-01Paper
Strongly self-centralizing Sylow 3-groups
Journal of Algebra
1979-01-01Paper
On Finite Simple Groups with a Self-Centralization System of Type (2(n))
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society
1978-01-01Paper
On 3-closure of 3'-homogeneous finite groups
Journal of Algebra
1977-01-01Paper
On π � -Closure of π-Homogeneous Groups
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society
1977-01-01Paper
An application of the Glauberman-Goldschmidt theorem to 3' homogeneous groups
Journal of Algebra
1976-01-01Paper
A classification theorem for simple groups in terms of their Sylow 3 subgroups
Journal of Algebra
1975-01-01Paper
A theorem on CC subgroups
Journal of Algebra
1973-01-01Paper


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