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• Characteristic subgroup
  In [[group theory]], a [[subgroup]] ''H'' of a [[group]] ''G'' is termed '''characteristic''' if it mapped t ... Any characteristic subgroup of a group is [[normal subgroup|normal]], but the converse does not always hold.
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• Frattini subgroup
  ... theory]], the '''Frattini subgroup''' is the intersection of all maximal [[subgroup]]s of a group. ... e ''M'' runs over all [[maximal subgroup]]s of G. If ''G'' has no maximal subgroups then <math>\Phi(G) = G</math>.
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• Series (group theory)
  In [[group theory]], a '''series''' is a [[chain (mathematics)]] of [[subgroup]]s of a [[group (mathematics)|group]] ordered by [[subset]] [[inclusion]]. ... A series is a [[linear order|linearly ordered]] chain of subgroups of a given group ''G'' beginning with the group ''G'' itself:
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• Subgroup
  In [[group theory]], a '''subgroup''' of a [[group (mathematics)|group]] is a subset which is itself a group ... Formally, a subset ''S'' of a group ''G'' is a subgroup if it satisfies the following conditions:
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• Frattini subgroup/Definition
  The intersection of all maximal subgroups of a group.
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• Group theory
  == Definitions of groups and subgroups == === Subgroups and normal subgroups ===
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• Algebraic number field
  ... and it is maximal with respect to this property, hence often called the ''maximal order'' of ''K''. ... ideals of the form ''O''_''K''.''x'' for ''x'' in ''K'', form a subgroup. Two fractional ideals are said to be in the same ''ideal class'' if one ...
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• Evolutionary medicine
  ... y view of the body as a bundle of tradeoffs shaped by natural selection to maximize Darwinian fitness. This change in perspective is fundamental. It will ... ... hypothesis I test... As predicted by the bargaining hypothesis, in a large subgroup of cases there is clear recognition by all parties involved that suicidali ...
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• Homeopathy
  ... ptoms similar to those of the illness for which it was prescribed. Related maxims such as the "Law of similars" are common in anthropological literature, a ... ... with a given disease. However, large clinical trials also seek to identify subgroups of patients (identifiable by age, gender, ethnicity, lifestyle, comorbidi ...
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• Homeopathy/Draft
  ... ptoms similar to those of the illness for which it was prescribed. Related maxims such as the "Law of similars" are common in anthropological literature, a ... ... with a given disease. However, large clinical trials also seek to identify subgroups of patients (identifiable by age, gender, ethnicity, lifestyle, comorbidi ...
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• Potassium in nutrition and human health
  ... amid fruit or vegetable recommendations. Higher intake was not observed in subgroups with higher recommendations for fruit and vegetable consumption based on ... Research has not determined optimal potassium intake ranges for maximal protection against heart disease and stroke and other detrimental effect ...
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