The D_ property of finite groups in the case 2.
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The \(D \pi\) property of finite groups in the case \(2\notin\pi\).
The \(D \pi\) property of finite groups in the case \(2\notin\pi\).
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- Automorphisms of extra special groups and nonvanishing degree 2 cohomology
- Conjugacy of Odd order Hall Subgroups
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- On a Conjecture of Philip Hall
- On the Hall \(D_ \pi\)-property for finite groups
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- Solvability of groups of odd order
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- The Local Maximal Subgroups of Exceptional Groups of Lie Type, Finite and Algebraic
- The maximal subgroups of \({}^ 2F_ 4(q^ 2)\)
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(6)- Heritability of the property \(\mathcal D_\pi\) by overgroups of \(\pi\)-Hall subgroups in the case where \(2\in\pi\).
- Confirmation for Wielandt's conjecture.
- On the local case in the Aschbacher theorem for symplectic and orthogonal groups
- The {ie210-01}-property in finite simple groups
- The reduction theorem for relatively maximal subgroups
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