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    Categorizing finite pp-groups by the order of their non-abelian tensor squares

    Let GG be a non-abelian dd-generator finite pp-group of order pnpn. Ellis and McDermott in 1996 proved that |GG|pndGGpnd. In the present paper, we improve this upper bound and show that |GG|p(n1)d+2GGp(n1)d+2. Also the pp-groups with derived subgroup of order pp which attain the bound are obtained. Among other results, we classify all finite pp-groups of order pnpn, for n7n7, with |GG|=pnm1GG=pnm1, where |Gab|=pmGab=pm.

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    On finite pp-groups with few normal subgroups

    A pp-group GG is called a CCstCCst-group if |G/(GN)| ps or |N/(NZ(G))|pt for every normal subgroup N in G. In this paper, we first investigate the properties of CCst-groups, in particular, we give the upper bounds of the exponent of G with GZ(G) and the order of GZ(G)/Z(G) for a CCst-group G. Then, we try to describe the structure of CC11-groups, and a necessary condition for a p-group to be a CC11-group is given. We also give some elementary properties of p-groups with very small derived subgroups by using the properties of capable p-groups, which maybe could apply some other research of p-groups.

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    On the Norm and Wielandt Series in Finite Groups

    The norm N(G) of a group G is the intersection of the normalizes of all the subgroups of G. A group is called capable if it is a central factor group. In this paper, we give a necessary and sufficient condition for a capable group to satisfy N(G)=ζ(G), and then some sufficient conditions for a capable group with N(G)=ζ(G) are obtained. Furthermore, we discuss the norm of a nilpotent group with cyclic derived subgroup.