on $n$-kappe groups
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let $g$ be an infinite group and $nin {3, 6}cup{2^k| kin mathbb{n}}$. in this paper, we prove that $g$ is an $n$-kappe group if and only if for any two infinite subsets $x$ and $y$ of $g$, there exist $xin x$ and $yin y$ such that $[x^n, y, y]=1$.
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international journal of group theoryجلد ۳، شماره ۳، صفحات ۳۵-۳۸
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