Nonsolvable groups with few character degrees.
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The authors solve a problem of I. M. Isaacs: They classify the nonsolvable groups with 4 character degrees. For the proof they use the classification of nonsolvable groups with disconnected character degree graph. -- Moreover they classify the non-Abelian finite simple groups with less than 8 character degrees.
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