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Minimality and Sylow-Permutability in Locally Finite Groups

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We give a complete classification of the locally finite groups that are minimal with respect to Sylow-permutability being intransitive.

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Robinson, D.J.S. Minimality and Sylow-Permutability in Locally Finite Groups. Ukrainian Mathematical Journal 54, 1038–1049 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021724622826

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