On hereditary superradical formations


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Abstract

A formation F is superradical provided that: (1) F is a normally hereditary formation; (2) each group G = AB, where A and B are F-subnormal F-subgroups in G, belongs to F. We give an example of a hereditary superradical formation that is not soluble saturated. This gives a negative answer to Problem 14.99(b) in The Kourovka Notebook.

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X. Yi

Department of Mathematics

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Email: yixiaolan2005@126.com
China, Hangzhou

S. F. Kamornikov

Department of Mathematics

Email: yixiaolan2005@126.com
China, Hangzhou


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