Abstract
We consider groups G having a T - group as factor G/Z*(G) and exhibit connections with its Frattini subgroup and its nilpotemt radical.Mutually permutable products of these groups with supersolvable ones are described with consequences concerning the Fitting core of supesolvable groups.
Keywords: Hypercenter, T-group, Fitting core
Mathematics Subject Classification (2000): 20D25, 20D40, 20D10
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Beidleman, J.C., Heineken, H. Groups in which the hypercentral factor group is a T-group. Ricerche mat. 55, 59–65 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11587-006-0012-z
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