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The ''subnormality testing problem''' refers to a general class of problems where a [[group]] is specified using a suitable [[group description rule]], a [[subgroup]] is specified using a suitable [[subgroup description rule]], and we need to determine whether the subgroup is a [[subnormal subgroup]] of the group. | The '''subnormality testing problem''' refers to a general class of problems where a [[group]] is specified using a suitable [[group description rule]], a [[subgroup]] is specified using a suitable [[subgroup description rule]], and we need to determine whether the subgroup is a [[subnormal subgroup]] of the group. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:56, 25 June 2013
This article describes the subgroup property testing problem for the subgroup property: subnormal subgroup
A GAP command using the algorithms for this problem is available at: IsSubnormal
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Definition
The subnormality testing problem refers to a general class of problems where a group is specified using a suitable group description rule, a subgroup is specified using a suitable subgroup description rule, and we need to determine whether the subgroup is a subnormal subgroup of the group.
Fixed-depth version
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Relation with other problems
- Normal closure-finding problem is the problem to which the reduction is most direct.
- Normality testing problem is a related problem.