Structure of periodic nonabelian metahamiltonian groups with an elementary commutator subgroup of rank three
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Structure of periodic nonabelian metahamiltonian groups with an elementary commutator subgroup of rank three
A group is said to be metahamiltonian if every nonabelian subgroup in it is invariant. The main theorem provides a complete description of periodic metabelian metahamiltonian groups with an elementary commutator subgroup of rank three.
General structure theorems for groups, commutator subgroup, Chains and lattices of subgroups, subnormal subgroups, Periodic groups; locally finite groups, periodic metabelian metahamiltonian groups
General structure theorems for groups, commutator subgroup, Chains and lattices of subgroups, subnormal subgroups, Periodic groups; locally finite groups, periodic metabelian metahamiltonian groups
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