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Give an example of a non abelian group $G$ and a subgroup $H\subset Z(G) $(proper subgroup) such that $H$ is not characteristic subgroup of $G$
group-theory
examples-counterexamples
normal-subgroups
automorphism-group
characteristic-subgroups
$G$ is characteristically simple $\iff$ there is simple $T$ such that $G \cong T\times T \times \cdots \times T$
group-theory
finite-groups
simple-groups
characteristic-subgroups
Commutator subgroup $G'$ is a characteristic subgroup of $G$
abstract-algebra
group-theory
characteristic-subgroups
derived-subgroup
Does there exist some sort of classification of finite verbally simple groups?
abstract-algebra
group-theory
finite-groups
verbal-subgroups
characteristic-subgroups
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