On \mathrm{K}\mathfrak F-subnormality and submodularity in a finite group

Abstract: Let

m a t h f r a k F

be a formation and let

G

be a group. A subgroup

H

of

G

is

m a t h r m K m a t h f r a k F

-subnormal (submodular) in

G

if there is a subgroup chain

H = H_{0} l e H_{1} l e l d o t s l e H_{i} l e q H_{i + 1} l e l d o t s l e H_{n} = G

such that for every

i

either

H_{i}

is normal in

H_{i + 1}

or

H_{i + 1}^{m} a t h f r a k F l e H_{i}

(

H_{i}

is a modular subgroup of

H_{i + 1}

, respectively). We prove that a primary subgroup

R

of a group

G

is submodular in

G

if and only if

R

is

m a t h r m K m a t h f r a k U_{1}

-subnormal in

G

. Here

m a t h f r a k U_{1}

is the class of all supersolvable groups of square-free exponent. In addition, for a solvable subgroup-closed formation

m a t h f r a k F

, every solvable

m a t h r m K m a t h f r a k F

-subnormal subgroup of a group

G

is contained in the solvable radical of

G

.

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