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On the F-hypercentral subgroups with the sylow tower property of finite groups
V. I. Murashka Francisk Skorina Gomel State University
(Gomel, Republic of Belarus)
Abstract:
Throughout this paper all groups are finite. Let A be a group of automorphisms of a group G that contains all inner automorphisms of G and F be the canonical local definition of a saturated formation F. An A-composition factor H/K of G is called A-F-central if A/CA(H/K)∈F(p) for all p∈π(H/K). The A-F-hypercenter of G is the largest A-admissible subgroup of G such that all its A-composition factors are A-F-central. Denoted by ZF(G,A).
Recall that a group G satisfies the Sylow tower property if G has a normal Hall {p1,…,pi}-subgroup for all 1≤i≤n where p1>⋯>pn are all prime divisors of |G|.
The main result of this paper is: Let F be a hereditary saturated formation, F be its canonical local definition and N be an A-admissible subgroup of a group G where InnG≤A≤AutG that satisfies the Sylow tower property. Then N≤ZF(G,A) if and only if NA(P)/CA(P)∈F(p) for all Sylow p-subgroups P of N and every prime divisor p of |N|.
As corollaries we obtained well known results of R. Baer about normal subgroups in the supersoluble hypercenter and elements in the hypercenter.
Let G be a group. Recall that Ln(G)={x∈G|[x,α1,…,αn]=1∀α1,…,αn∈AutG} and G is called autonilpotent if G=Ln(G) for some natural n. The criteria of autonilpotency of a group also follow from the main result. In particular, a group G is autonilpotent if and only if it is the direct product of its Sylow subgroups and the automorphism group of a Sylow p-subgroup of G is a p-group for all prime divisors p of |G|. Examples of odd order autonilpotent groups were given.
Keywords:
Finite group, nilpotent group, supersoluble group, autonilpotent group, A-F-hypercenter of a group, hereditary saturated formation.
Received: 15.06.2018 Accepted: 12.07.2019
Citation:
V. I. Murashka, “On the F-hypercentral subgroups with the sylow tower property of finite groups”, Chebyshevskii Sb., 20:2 (2019), 391–398
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