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The following pages link to Solvable groups whose degree graphs have two connected components (Q2747313):

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• Finite groups with a given set of character degrees. (Q287498) (← links)
• Character degree graphs of solvable groups with diameter three (Q338562) (← links)
• Taketa's theorem for relative character degrees. (Q380189) (← links)
• Regular character degree graphs. (Q403348) (← links)
• Square character degree graphs yield direct products. (Q420680) (← links)
• Bounding the derived length for a given set of character degrees. (Q431837) (← links)
• Character degree graphs with no complete vertices. (Q441387) (← links)
• Groups whose character degree graph has diameter three (Q501842) (← links)
• Determining group structure from the sets of character degrees. (Q961029) (← links)
• An overview of graphs associated with character degrees and conjugacy class sizes in finite groups. (Q1010990) (← links)
• Connectedness of degree graphs of nonsolvable groups. (Q1403861) (← links)
• Bounding graph diameters of solvable groups. (Q1763892) (← links)
• On cut vertices and eigenvalues of character graphs of solvable groups (Q1983117) (← links)
• Regular character-graphs whose eigenvalues are greater than or equal to \(-2\) (Q2092360) (← links)
• Rational groups whose character degree graphs are disconnected (Q2148434) (← links)
• Five-vertex degree graphs of nonsolvable groups (Q2207277) (← links)
• An overview on the bipartite divisor graph for the set of irreducible character degrees (Q2219118) (← links)
• Solvable groups whose character degree graphs generalize squares (Q2303702) (← links)
• Extending Huppert's conjecture to almost simple groups of Lie type (Q2305598) (← links)
• Classifying character degree graphs with six vertices (Q2316763) (← links)
• Solvable groups whose prime divisor character degree graphs are 1-connected (Q2329136) (← links)
• Finite groups with \(K_4\)-free prime graphs. (Q2352042) (← links)
• An answer to a question of Isaacs on character degree graphs. (Q2369428) (← links)
• Co-degrees of irreducible characters in finite groups. (Q2370256) (← links)
• Degree graphs of simple orthogonal and symplectic groups. (Q2474487) (← links)
• The number of irreducible character degrees of solvable groups satisfying the one-prime hypothesis. (Q2644166) (← links)
• Fitting Height and Diameter of Character Degree Graphs (Q2842682) (← links)
• Finite Groups Whose Character Degree Graphs Are Empty Graphs (Q2859269) (← links)
• A direct product coming from a particular set of character degrees (Q2882815) (← links)
• Finite Groups with a Disconnected<b><i>p</i></b>-Regular Conjugacy Class Graph (Q3158326) (← links)
• Degree Graphs of Simple Groups of Exceptional Lie Type (Q3158335) (← links)
• Groups with Four Character Degrees and Derived Length Four (Q3448534) (← links)
• Common Divisor Character Degree Graphs of Solvable Groups with Four Vertices (Q3448551) (← links)
• Character degree graphs and normal subgroups (Q4441749) (← links)
• Finite groups with two composite character degrees (Q4594957) (← links)
• SOLVABLE GROUPS WITH CHARACTER DEGREE GRAPHS HAVING 5 VERTICES AND DIAMETER 3 (Q4796307) (← links)
• (Q4968657) (← links)
• 1-Connected character-graphs of finite groups with non-bipartite complement (Q4988249) (← links)
• <i>n</i>-Exact character graphs (Q5080196) (← links)
• On prime character degree graphs occurring within a family of graphs (ii) (Q5080213) (← links)
• On bipartite divisor graph for character degrees (Q5124008) (← links)
• Bipartite divisor graph for the set of irreducible character degrees (Q5124029) (← links)
• Classifying families of character degree graphs of solvable groups (Q5124338) (← links)
• Disconnected character graphs and odd dominating sets (Q5153795) (← links)
• (Q5158020) (← links)
• Planar character-graphs (Q5159810) (← links)
• <i>K</i>₄-free character graphs with seven vertices (Q5220611) (← links)
• Groups whose bipartite divisor graph for character degrees has four or fewer vertices (Q5221009) (← links)
• Finite Groups Whose Common-Divisor Graph is Regular (Q5228150) (← links)
• BOUNDING THE NUMBER OF IRREDUCIBLE CHARACTER DEGREES OF A FINITE GROUP IN TERMS OF THE LARGEST DEGREE (Q5401625) (← links)