On the T$^\circ$-slices of a finite group
Ibrahima Tounkara

TL;DR
This paper introduces the concept of T$^ ightarrow$-slices in finite groups, extending properties of finite groups to these slices and establishing the existence of a largest quotient T$^ ightarrow$-slice for any slice.
Contribution
It defines T$^ ightarrow$-slices in finite groups and proves that every slice has a largest quotient T$^ ightarrow$-slice, extending group properties to this new framework.
Findings
Introduction of T$^ ightarrow$-slices in finite groups
Existence of a largest quotient T$^ ightarrow$-slice for any slice
Extension of properties from finite groups to slices
Abstract
A slice (G, S) of finite groups is a pair consisting of a finite group G and a subgroup S of G. In this paper, we show that some properties of finite groups extend to slices of finite groups. In particular, by analogy with B-groups, we introduce the notion of T-slice, and show that any slice of finite groups admits a largest quotient T-slice.
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Topicsgraph theory and CDMA systems
