On the supersolvability of finite groups. I
On the supersolvability of finite groups. I
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10.1007/bf01917519
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发表时间:
1981-03
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通讯作者:
M. Asaad
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M. Asaad
It was proved by J. BUCKLEY [1] that if G is a finite group of odd order in which every minimal subgroup is normal then G is supersolvable. In [2], ROBERT W. VAN DER WAALL showed that this result is a direct corollary of a theorem of DOERK; see [3]. A subgroup H of G is called pronormal in G if for x in G, H is conjugate to H x in (H, HX). It is known that a subgroup H of G is normal in G iff it is both subnormal and pronormal in G (Exercise 6, p. 14 of [4]). An immediate consequence of this and Doerk's Theorem is the following generalization of Buckley's result.