In the theory of formations of finite solvable groups, there is a well-known result due to Blessenohl claiming that, for any local formation F, the class of groups for which every Hall π -subgroup belongs to F also is a local formation. In the present paper, we obtain a result exactly dual to that indicated in the theory of Fitting classes. We prove that if a Fitting class F is local, then the class of all groups all of whose Hall π -subgroups belong to F is also local
A lattice formation is a class of groups whose elements are the direct product of Hall subgroups cor...
The theory of saturated formations introduced by Gaschütz in 1963 is now an integral part of the stu...
We study the application of the Frattini duality to the description of multiple local Fitting classe...
The paper considers only finite groups. An actual problem in studying the structure of classes of gr...
Wir betrachten in der vorliegenden Arbeit Fittingklassen X endlicher aufloesbarer Gruppen, deren I...
By a Fitting set of a group G one means a nonempty set of subgroups F of a finite group G which is c...
AbstractThe existence of a solvable non-normal Fitting class F which is not a Lockett class but for ...
AbstractA Fitting class F is called dominant in the class of all finite soluble groups S if F⊆S and ...
We consider general rules of constructing of local products of the Fitting classes with the use of n...
In the theory of formations of finite soluble groups, a well known result of Bryce and Cossey is: a ...
The theory of saturated formations introduced by Gaschütz 7 in 1963 is now an integral part of the s...
We continue the study Fitting classes begun by Fischer in 1966 and carried on by (notably) Gaschütz...
A Fitting class F is said to be π-maximal if F is an inclusion maximal subclass of the Fitting clas...
The existence of a solvable non-normal Fitting class F which is not a Lockett class but for which th...
We develop methods for recognizing the Fitting classes and radicals of finite groups by Fitting func...
A lattice formation is a class of groups whose elements are the direct product of Hall subgroups cor...
The theory of saturated formations introduced by Gaschütz in 1963 is now an integral part of the stu...
We study the application of the Frattini duality to the description of multiple local Fitting classe...
The paper considers only finite groups. An actual problem in studying the structure of classes of gr...
Wir betrachten in der vorliegenden Arbeit Fittingklassen X endlicher aufloesbarer Gruppen, deren I...
By a Fitting set of a group G one means a nonempty set of subgroups F of a finite group G which is c...
AbstractThe existence of a solvable non-normal Fitting class F which is not a Lockett class but for ...
AbstractA Fitting class F is called dominant in the class of all finite soluble groups S if F⊆S and ...
We consider general rules of constructing of local products of the Fitting classes with the use of n...
In the theory of formations of finite soluble groups, a well known result of Bryce and Cossey is: a ...
The theory of saturated formations introduced by Gaschütz 7 in 1963 is now an integral part of the s...
We continue the study Fitting classes begun by Fischer in 1966 and carried on by (notably) Gaschütz...
A Fitting class F is said to be π-maximal if F is an inclusion maximal subclass of the Fitting clas...
The existence of a solvable non-normal Fitting class F which is not a Lockett class but for which th...
We develop methods for recognizing the Fitting classes and radicals of finite groups by Fitting func...
A lattice formation is a class of groups whose elements are the direct product of Hall subgroups cor...
The theory of saturated formations introduced by Gaschütz in 1963 is now an integral part of the stu...
We study the application of the Frattini duality to the description of multiple local Fitting classe...