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The Embedding Of Prime-power-order Subgroups And The Structure Of Finite Groups

Posted on:2020-09-09Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:B R ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:1360330578974828Subject:Basic mathematics
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The essential task of finite groups is to determine the structure of finite groups.It is very interesting to study the structure of finite groups by using prime-power-order subgroups satisfying some embedding properties,and lots of important results have been obtained,for example Frobenius's Theorem and Glauberman-Thompson's Criterion for p-nilpotent.In this paper,we study the structure of finite groups by reducing the number of prime-power-order subgroups,and obtain some new results.In chapter III,We study the structure of finite groups mainly by using non-cyclic prime-power-order subgroups satisfying some embedding properties.First,we use non-cyclic p-subgroups H of order pe satisfying H ? Op?G????Op?G?or H?Op(G???p-1)???Op?G?to investigate the structure of finite groups.More-over,we study the structure of finite groups if non-cyclic p-subgroups H are S-semipermutable or satisfy condition H ? Op?G????Op?G?.In chapter IV,we mainly study the relationship between the structure of finite groups and the embedding property of non-maximal class prime-power-order subgroups.We first study the related property of non-maximal class sub-groups.Then we investigate the structure of finite groups if its non-maximal class prime-power-order subgroups are 3p-permutable and satisfy the embedding H? Op?G????Op?G?.In chapter V,we study the structure of finite groups if every non-metacyclic subgroups of order pe satisfy the embedding H ? Op(G???p2-1)???Op?G?.
Keywords/Search Tags:p-supersolvable, cyclic group, metacyclic group, maximal calss p-group
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