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Maximal subgroup

In mathematics, the term maximal subgroup is used to mean slightly different things in different areas of algebra.

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Maximal normal subgroup

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Existence of maximal subgroup

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Maximal subgroup

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Avg. degree1.93
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Maximal subgroup

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related to Hasse diagrams · 7
Maximal subgroup → C2, C23, D4, Hasse, S4, The, These Hasse
related to Existence of maximal subgroup · 3
Maximal subgroup → Any, Prüfer, There

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maximal subgroup group subgroups theory proper semigroup element unique hasse partially ordered set direct finite example contained normal diagrams mathematics

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Maximal subgrouprelated to Existence of maximal subgroupAny0.60section
Maximal subgrouprelated to Existence of maximal subgroupThere0.60section
Maximal subgrouprelated to Existence of maximal subgroupPrüfer0.60section
Maximal subgrouprelated to Hasse diagramsThese Hasse0.60section
Maximal subgrouprelated to Hasse diagramsS40.60section
Maximal subgrouprelated to Hasse diagramsD40.60section
Maximal subgrouprelated to Hasse diagramsC230.60section
Maximal subgrouprelated to Hasse diagramsC20.60section
Maximal subgrouprelated to Hasse diagramsThe0.60section
Maximal subgrouprelated to Hasse diagramsHasse0.60section

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