Groups that have a partition by commuting subsets
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Abstract: Let be a nonabelian group. We say that has an abelian partition, if there exists a partition of into commuting subsets of , such that for each . This paper investigates problems relating to group with abelian partitions. Among other results, we show that every finite group is isomorphic to a subgroup of a group with an abelian partition and also isomorphic to a subgroup of a group with no abelian partition. We also find bounds for the minimum number of partitions for several families of groups which admit abelian partitions -- with exact calculations in some cases. Finally, we examine how the size of partitions with the minimum number of parts behaves with respect to the direct product.
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