Finite p-groups with few minimal nonabelian subgroups
Finite p-groups with few minimal nonabelian subgroups
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jalgebra.2005.04.011
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发表时间:
2006-03
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0.9
通讯作者:
Y. Berkovich
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作者:
Y. Berkovich
1. A p-group G is said to be minimal nonabelian (for brevity, A1-group), if G is nonabelian but all its proper subgroups are abelian. Generalizing this notion, we call a p-group G an An-group, n∈ N, if G possesses a nonabelian subgroup of index pn− 1 but all its subgroups of index pn are abelian. Given a nonabelian p-group G, there is n∈ N such that G is an An-group. For example, a p-group G of maximal class and order pm is an Am− 2-group; this result, following from Blackburn’s theory of p-groups of maximal class (see, for example,[3, § 9]), is not trivial.(It follows that if all subgroups of order p3 in a p-group G of order pm are abelian, then the class of G is at most m− 2.) A1-groups of prime power order were classified by L. Redei (see Lemma 1, below). A2-groups of prime power order were classified by L. Kazarin in his unpublished thesis (note that his exposition did not give a full proof; for an elementary treatment, see [5, §§ 3–5]). I consider this paper as a nontrivial application of the above classification and