Finite p-groups all of whose subgroups of index p3 are abelian
Abstract
Suppose that G is a finite p-group. If all subgroups of index pt of G are abelian and at least one subgroup of index pt-1 of G is not abelian, then G is called an At-group. In this paper, some information about At-groups are obtained and A3-groups are completely classified. This solves an old problem proposed by Berkovich and Janko in their book. Abundant information about A3-groups are given.
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