Following Malcev [5], we will call a subgroup M of a group G finitely separable if for any element g ∈ G, not belonging to M, there exists a homomorphism φ of group G onto some finite group X such that gφ / ∈Mφ. This is equivalent to the statement that for any element g ∈ G \M, there exists a normal subgroup N of finite index in G such that g / ∈MN . A group G is subgroup separable if each of i...

An automorphism of a group G is called regular if it moves every element of G except the identity. BURNSIDE proved that a finite group G has a regular automorphism of order two if and only if G is an abelian group of odd order, and then the only such automorphism maps every element onto its inverse ([21, p. 230). More recently several authors considered the question: what groups can admit regul...

A perfect code in a graph ?=(V,E) is subset C of V such that no two vertices are adjacent and every vertex V?C to exactly one C. subgroup H group G called if there exists Cayley which admits as code. Equivalently, an inverse-closed containing the identity element (A,H) tiling sense can be uniquely expressed product H. In this paper we obtain multiple results on codes finite groups, including fe...

The concept of fuzzy set, which was published by Zadeh in his classic paper [24] of 1965, was applied by many researchers to generalize some of the basic concepts of algebra. The fuzzy algebraic structures play a central role in mathematics with wide applications in many other branches such as theoretical physics, computer sciences, control engineering, information sciences, coding theory, topo...

IN this paper we shall study the connection between local and global nilpotency for groups which satisfy certain chain conditions. In the first section, we shall prove that a group satisfying the chain condition on centralizers has a unique maximal normal nilpotent subgroup (the Fitting subgroup), i.e. the group generated by all normal nilpotent subgroups must again be nilpotent. This generaliz...

in this paper, we extend the construction of a fuzzy subgroup generated by a fuzzy subset to $l$-setting. this construction is illustrated by an example. we also prove that for an $l$-subset of a group, the subgroup generated by its level subset is the level subset of the subgroup generated by that $l$-subset provided the given $l$-subset possesses sup-property.

One way to view Theorem 1.1 is as a statement that the algebraic structure of a finitely generated profinite group somehow also encodes the topological structure. That is, if one wishes to know the open subgroups of a profinite group G, a topological property, one must only consider the subgroups of G of finite index, an algebraic property. As profinite groups are compact topological spaces, an...