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- Locally generalized Hamiltonian groups
- New characterizations of locally nilpotent \(\overline{IH}\)-groups
- Nilpotent self-normalizing subgroups of soluble groups
- Nilpotent subgroups of finite soluble groups
- On finite solvable groups in which normality is a transitive relation
- On finiteJ-groups
- On generalised FC-groups in which normality is a transitive relation.
- On generalized Dedekind groups and Tarski super monsters
- On groups in which normality is a transitive relation.
- ON GROUPS WHICH CONTAIN NO HNN-EXTENSIONS
- On influence of contranormal subgroups on the structure of infinite groups.
- On Periodic Generalized Nilpotent Groups
- On pronormal subgroups of finite soluble groups
- ON SOME CRITERIA OF NILPOTENCY
- On some properties of pronormal subgroups.
- On the influence of transitively normal subgroups on the structure of some infinite groups.
- On the structure of groups whose non-normal subgroups are core-free
- On the structure of some contranormal-free groups
- On the structure of some locally nilpotent groups without contranormal subgroups
- On the System Normalizers of a Soluble Group
- Pronormality in Finite Groups
- Pronormality in infinite groups
- Pronormality, contranormality and generalized nilpotency in infinite groups.
- Pseudonormal subgroups of groups.
- Subgroup lattices of groups
- The groups whose cyclic subgroups are either ascendant or almost self-normalizing
- Transitivity of normality and pronormal subgroups.
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