Notes on conjugacy classes of finite groups. (English) Zbl 1481.20106
Summary: We use elementary finite group theory to give direct and short proofs related to the results of conjugacy classes of finite groups.
MSC:
| 20E45 | Conjugacy classes for groups |
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