A group in which every weakly abnormal subgroup is abnormal is a group ... weakly abnormal subgroup|abnormal subgroup
==Relation with other properties ... ...
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The notion of abnormal subgroup was introduced by Roger W. Carter ... # H is a defining ingredient::weakly abnormal subgroup of G and is ... ...
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Equivalence of definitions of weakly abnormal subgroup
==Formalisms== ... * Weaker than::Abnormal subgroup
===Weaker properties=== ... ...
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weakly abnormal subgroup
==The definitions that we have to prove as equivalent==
Here are two equivalent definitions of weakly abnormal for a ... ...
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#redirect Subgroup with abnormal normalizer ... ...
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subgroup in a group whose normalizer is an abnormal subgroup. ... * Weaker than::Abnormal subgroup
* Weaker than::Pronormal subgroup: ... ...
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subgroup of a group is an fact about::abnormal subgroup. ... G. Then, the normalizer N_G(H) is an abnormal subgroup of G. ... ...
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whose normalizer in the whole group is an abnormal subgroup, need not be a normal subgroup.
==Related facts==
===Corollaries===
* 2-subnormal ... ...
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A group in which every weakly abnormal subgroup is abnormal is a group ... weakly abnormal subgroup|abnormal subgroup
==Relation with other properties ... ...
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subgroup in a finite group is a weakly abnormal subgroup: any subgroup containing it is a fact about::self-normalizing subgroup.
==Facts used== ... ...
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subgroup is a fact about::weakly abnormal subgroup.
==Definitions used== ... ===Weaky abnormal subgroup===
==Related facts==
* Normalizer of pronormal ... ...
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* Stronger than::Abnormal subgroup: Also related: ** Stronger than::Weakly abnormal subgroup
** Stronger than::Self-normalizing ... ...
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Equivalence of definitions of weakly abnormal subgroup
==Formalisms== ... * Weaker than::Abnormal subgroup
===Weaker properties=== ... ...
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A subgroup whose normalizer is an abnormal subgroup need not be pronormal.
==Facts used==
# Abnormal normalizer and 2-subnormal not implies normal ... ...
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===Abnormal subgroup=== Abnormal subgroup
A subgroup H of a group G is termed abnormal in G ... ...
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property = abnormal subgroup}}
==Statement== Then, B_n(k) is an fact about::abnormal subgroup inside GL_n(k). ... ...
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weaker = abnormal subgroup}}
{{subgroup property implication in| ... Sylow subgroup in a finite group is an abnormal subgroup. ... ...
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Suppose H is an abnormal subgroup of a group G. Then, H is a WNSCC ... ===Abnormal subgroup===
Abnormal subgroup
A subgroup H of a group G ... ...
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The notion of abnormal subgroup was introduced by Roger W. Carter ... # H is a defining ingredient::weakly abnormal subgroup of G and is ... ...
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#redirect Weakly abnormal subgroup ... ...
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#redirect Weakly abnormal subgroup ... ...
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such that each H_i is an abnormal subgroup of G.
==Relation with other ... * Abnormal subgroup
===Weaker properties===
* Contranormal subgroup ... ...
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* Abnormal subgroup * Weakly abnormal subgroup
For instance, the normalizer of any Sylow ... ...
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* Weaker than::Abnormal subgroup * Weaker than::Weakly abnormal subgroup
===Weaker properties=== ... ...
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H \le G, the function returns true if H is an abnormal subgroup of G.
* If there exists g \in G such that g is not in the subgroup generated by ... ...
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