Joe Kirtland - Marist College
Nonfactorizable Finite Groups
A group G is nonfactorizable if for all nontrivial proper subgroups A of G there does not exist a proper subgroup B of G such that G = AB. Fundamental properties of finite nonfactorizable groups will be established. The goal is to establish conditions for when a nontrivial subgroup will have a proper supplement.
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