FREQUENTLY USED SYMBOLS

GROUP (p. 1)
SUBGROUP (p. 10)
INDEX of with respect to = number of left (right) cosets (p. 10)
COMPLEX = subset of a group (p. 19)
Complex transformed by x = set of all xKx–1 (p. 25)
NORMALIZER of = group of all x which transform into itself (p. 26)
CENTRALIZER of = group of all x which are permutable with every element of (p. 50)
NORMAL SUBGROUP = subgroup which is transformed into itself by all elements (p. 23)
FACTOR GROUP of over = group of cosets of by (p. 38)
CENTER OF = group of all elements commuting with every element of (p. 27)
Group of all INNER AUTOMORPHISMS (transformations) of (p. 48)
Group of all AUTOMORPHISMS of (p. 48)
A / J Group of OUTER AUTOMORPHISMS of (p. 48)
Φ A subgroup of = intersection of with its maximal subgroups (p. 49)
(a, b) = aba–1b–1 COMMUTATOR of a with b (p. 18)
(a, b, c) = (a, (b, c)) (p. 81)
mutual COMMUTATOR GROUP = group of all (U, V) (p. 81)
COMMUTATOR GROUP of (p. 67)
FACTOR COMMUTATOR GROUP (p. 67)
i-TH DERIVATIVE of (p. 79)
k degree of METABELIAN group , so that (p. 79)
DESCENDING CENTRAL SERIES (p. 155) so that
is the i-th Reidemeister commutator group
ascending central series (p. 50) so that
is the i-th center of , hence is the center of
c Class of the nilpotent group , hence and
is a SYLOW p-GROUP of (p. 135)
Normalizer of (p. 135)
Center (p. 135)
The minimal number of independent generators of (p. 141)
(pd−1—1) ... (p — 1) (p. 142)
p-commutator group = intersection of all normal subgroups with abelian p-factor group (p. 158)
p-factor commutator group = maximal abelian p-factor group (p. 158)
Intersections of all normal subgroups with index a power of p (p. 159)
Maximal p-factor group (p. 159)
means: x is an element of
means: is a proper subgroup of
is the sum of the sets and
is the intersections of and
means: is a subgroup of
means: is a normal subgroup of
means: is a subnormal subgroup of
{, } or 〈 , 〉 denotes the subgroup generated by the two subgroups , of a group
× × denotes the direct product of the groups ,
* * denotes the free product of the groups ,
ab (ba or a C b) means: the poset element a is contained in the poset element b
< a < b means: ab, but not ba; also denoted by: a > b
K a K b means: the lattice element a is Kurosh-invariant in the lattice element b
N a N b means: a is normal in b
NN a NN b means: a is subnormal in b
J a J b denotes the join of a and b
M a M b denotes the meet of a and b
a/b denotes the factor lattice of a over b