On classes of finite groups with simple non-abelian chief factors
V.I. Murashka

TL;DR
This paper characterizes the structure of certain finite groups with specific simple non-abelian chief factors, focusing on classes defined by formations and their hypercenters, advancing understanding of group composition.
Contribution
It provides a detailed description of $rak{J}cs$-$rak{H}$-groups within particular formations, linking hypercenters to maximal subgroups in these classes.
Findings
Structured the $rak{J}cs$-$rak{H}$-groups for solubly saturated formations.
Connected the $rak{F}_{rak{J}cs}$-hypercenter with intersections of maximal subgroups.
Extended the theory of chief factors in finite group classification.
Abstract
Let be a class of non-abelian simple groups and be a class of groups. A chief factor of a group is called -central in provided . We say that is a --\emph{group} if every chief -factor of is -central and other chief factors of are simple -groups. We use to denote the class of all --groups. A subgroup of a group is called -\emph{maximal} in provided that , and if and , then . In this paper we described the structure of --groups for a solubly saturated formation and all hereditary saturated formations…
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TopicsFinite Group Theory Research · Cooperative Communication and Network Coding · Coding theory and cryptography
