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59.2. A property of groups—via an impossible structure

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 September 2016

D. J.  and
D. J. Baylis
D. J.
Affiliation:
35 Bunny Lane, Keyworth, Notts. NG12 5JU
D. J. Baylis
Affiliation:
35 Bunny Lane, Keyworth, Notts. NG12 5JU
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The Mathematical Gazette , Volume 59 , Issue 407 , March 1975 , pp. 45 - 47
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Copyright © Mathematical Association 1975

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