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Groups Proper Nonmaximal Subgroups of Which Are Cyclic or Minimal Noncyclic

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We constructively describe locally graded groups all proper nonmaximal subgroups of which are cyclic or minimal noncyclic.

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    T. V. Koval'

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Koval', T.V. Groups Proper Nonmaximal Subgroups of Which Are Cyclic or Minimal Noncyclic. Ukrainian Mathematical Journal 52, 1949–1951 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010416212378

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