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- Characters vanishing on all but two conjugacy classes.
- Endliche Gruppen I
- Finite Groups Having Only One Irreducible Representation of Degree Greater than One
- Finite Groups in which the Degrees of the Nonlinear Irreducible Characters are Distinct
- Finite groups with small sums of degrees of some nonlinear irreducible characters
- Finite nonsolvable groups in which only two nonlinear irreducible characters have equal degrees
- The maximal factorizations of the finite simple groups and their automorphism groups
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(10)- SOME CRITERIA FOR SOLVABILITY AND NILPOTENCY OF FINITE GROUPS BY STRONGLY MONOLITHIC CHARACTERS
- Nonsolvable groups with no prime dividing three character degrees.
- Degrees, kernels and quasikernels of monolithic characters
- Finite solvable groups with two imprimitive monolithic characters
- Solvable groups having primitive characters of degree two
- Nonsolvable groups with few character degrees.
- Monolithic characters of real groups
- Monomial characters of finite solvable groups
- MONOMIAL AND MONOLITHIC CHARACTERS OF FINITE SOLVABLE GROUPS
- Permutation characters in finite solvable groups
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