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Primary Groups Whose Basic Subgroup Decompositions Can Be Lifted

Canadian Mathematical Bulletin - Canada
doi 10.4153/cmb-1984-005-x
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Mathematics
Date

March 1, 1984

Authors
K. BenabdallahA. Laroche
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Canadian Mathematical Society


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