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In this paper it is proved that ifp is a prime dividing the order of a groupG with (|G|,p − 1) = 1 andP a Sylowp-subgroup ofG, thenG isp-nilpotent if every subgroup ofP ∩G N of orderp is permutable inN G (P) and whenp = 2 either every cyclic subgroup ofP ∩G N of order 4 is permutable inN G (P) orP is quaternion-free. Some applications of this result are given.
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The research of the first author is supported by a grant of Shanxi University and a research grant of Shanxi Province, PR China.
The research of the second author is partially supported by a UGC(HK) grant #2160126 (1999/2000).
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Xiuyun, G., Shum, K.P. Permutability of minimal subgroups andp-nilpotency of finite groups. Isr. J. Math. 136, 145–155 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02807195
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