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==Examples==
===Finite groups===
* Every finite [[abelian group]], since abelian groups are 2-Engel.
* The smallest non-abelian finite groups which are 2-Engel are both of the non-abelian groups of order 8: [[dihedral group:D8]] and [[quaternion group]]. Note in particular that [[symmetric group:S3]] is not 2-Engel.

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Definition

No. Shorthand A group is termed a Levi group or a 2-Engel group if ... A group is termed a Levi group or 2-Engel group if ...
1 conjugates commute any two conjugate elements of the group commute. commutes with for all
2 normal closures abelian the normal closure of any cyclic subgroup (or the normal subgroup generated by any one-element subset) is abelian the normal closure of the subgroup generated by is abelian for all .
3 union of abelian normal subgroups the group is a union (as a set) of abelian normal subgroups there is a collection of abelian normal subgroups of such that
4 2-local class two the 2-local nilpotency class of the group is at most 2. for any , the subgroup is a group of class at most two.
5 2-Engel the group is a -Engel group: the commutator between any element and its commutator with another element is the identity element. the commutator is the identity element for all .
6 cyclic property of triple commutators triple commutators are preserved under cyclic permutation of the inputs. for all , we have .


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Formalisms

In terms of the Levi operator

This property is obtained by applying the Levi operator to the property: Abelian group
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Relation with other properties

Stronger properties

Property Meaning Proof of implication Proof of strictness (reverse implication failure) Intermediate notions
abelian group |FULL LIST, MORE INFO
Dedekind group every subgroup is normal |FULL LIST, MORE INFO
group of nilpotency class two nilpotency class at most two; or, quotient by center is an abelian group 2-Engel not implies class two for groups |FULL LIST, MORE INFO

Weaker properties

Property Meaning Proof of implication Proof of strictness (reverse implication failure) Intermediate notions
group generated by abelian normal subgroups generated by abelian normal subgroups |FULL LIST, MORE INFO
bounded Engel group -Engel group for some finite |FULL LIST, MORE INFO
Engel group For any two elements and , the iterated commutator of with eventually becomes trivial |FULL LIST, MORE INFO
group in which order of commutator divides order of element For any two elements and , if the order of is finite, the order of divides the order of |FULL LIST, MORE INFO
nilpotent group (for finite groups)
Bell group

Examples

Finite groups