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1 improper subgroup
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2 improper subgroup
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3 improper subgroup
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4 improper subgroup
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5 subgroup
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6 subgroup
- basic subgroup
- cellular subgroup
- characteristic subgroup
- commutative subgroup
- complete subgroup
- countable subgroup
- cyclic subgroup
- derived subgroup
- discrete subgroup
- finite subgroup
- generated subgroup
- improper subgroup
- local subgroup
- normal subgroup
- proper subgroup
- self-conjugated subgroup
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7 subgroup
- basic subgroup
- cellular subgroup
- characteristic subgroup
- commutative subgroup
- complete subgroup
- countable subgroup
- cyclic subgroup
- derived subgroup
- discrete subgroup
- finite subgroup
- generated subgroup
- improper subgroup
- local subgroup
- normal subgroup
- proper subgroup
- self-conjugated subgroup
- topological subgroup
- transformation subgroup
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8 несобственная подгруппа
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