Finite groups, whose primary subgroups are either F-subnormal or F-abnormal.
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Finite groups, whose primary subgroups are either \(F\)-subnormal or \(F\)-abnormal.
Finite groups, whose primary subgroups are either \(F\)-subnormal or \(F\)-abnormal.
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- Finite groups with σ-abnormal or 𝔉-subnormal σ-primary subgroups
- Finite groups with only \({\mathfrak{F}}\)-normal and \({\mathfrak{F}}\)-abnormal subgroups
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1132785
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(14)- Finite groups with formation subnormal primary subgroups
- On groups with formational subnormal Sylow subgroups
- Groups with relatively small normalizers of primary subgroups.
- Classes of finite groups with generalized subnormal cyclic primary subgroups.
- On one generalization of finite \(\mathfrak{U}\)-critical groups
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 17021 (Why is no real title available?)
- Finite groups with given sets of \(\mathfrak{F} \)-subnormal subgroups
- Finite groups with Frobenius condition for non-normal primary subgroups
- Finite groups with abnormal or formational subnormal primary subgroups
- Finite groups with abnormal and \(\mathfrak{U}\)-subnormal subgroups
- Finite groups with σ-abnormal or 𝔉-subnormal σ-primary subgroups
- On a question of T. Hawkes
- Finite groups in which each primary subgroup is either \(\mathfrak{I}\)-subnormal or \(\mathfrak{I}\)-abnormal
- Infinite groups with short balanced chains of subgroups.
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