Characteristically polycyclic group
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Definition
A group is termed characteristically polycyclic if there exists a characteristic series (i.e., a subgroup series where all the subgroups are characteristic) of finite length for the group, such that all the factor groups are cyclic groups.
Relation with other properties
Stronger properties
Weaker properties
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References
Journal references
- Groups with a characteristic cyclic series by John R. Durbin and Merry McDonald, Journal of Algebra, ISSN 00218693, Volume 18, Page 453 - 460(Year 1971): PDF (ScienceDirect)More info