
handle: 11588/674923
Summary: A group \(G\) is said to be an \(AFC\)-group if for each element \(x\) of \(G\), either \(x\) has finitely many conjugates or the factor group \(C_G(x)/\langle x\rangle\) is finite. In this survey article some results concerning \(AFC\)-groups and minimal-non-\(AFC\) groups are collected.
minimal-non-\(AFC\) group, General structure theorems for groups, \(FC\)-centre, minimal-non-$AFC$ group, \(AFC\)-group, FC-groups and their generalizations, $AFC$-group, 610, $FC$-centre, 510, Conjugacy classes for groups
minimal-non-\(AFC\) group, General structure theorems for groups, \(FC\)-centre, minimal-non-$AFC$ group, \(AFC\)-group, FC-groups and their generalizations, $AFC$-group, 610, $FC$-centre, 510, Conjugacy classes for groups
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