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Some generalized theorems on the supersolvability of finite group

Zhao Xiao

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Assume that G is a finite solvable group with a normal subgroup N such that G/N is supersolvable. If all minimal subgroups of F(N) are C normal in G and one of the following conditions is satisfied, then G is supersolvable:(1) all cyclic subgroups with order 4 of F(N) are C normal in G; (2) G is relevance free to D 2q .

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Assume that G is a finite solvable group with a normal subgroup N such that G/N is supersolvable. If all minimal subgroups of F(N) are C normal in G and one of the following conditions is satisfied, then G is supersolvable:(1) all cyclic subgroups with order 4 of F(N) are C normal in G; (2) G is relevance free to D 2q .

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Assume that G is a finite solvable group with a normal subgroup N such that G/N is supersolvable. If all minimal subgroups of F(N) are C normal in G and one of the following conditions is satisfied, then G is supersolvable:(1) all cyclic subgroups with order 4 of F(N) are C normal in G; (2) G is relevance free to D 2q .

Key concepts: Mathematics, Normal subgroup, Combinatorics, Group (periodic table), Order (exchange), Finite group, Physics, Finance

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