Some numerical results on two classes of finite groups

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In this paper, we consider the finitely presented groups $G_{m}$ and $K(s,l)$ as follows;$$G_{m}=langle a,b| a^m=b^m=1,~[a,b]^a=[a,b],~[a,b]^b=[a,b]rangle $$$$K(s,l)=langle a,b|ab^s=b^la,~ba^s=a^lbrangle;$$and find the $n^{th}$-commutativity degree for each of them. Also we study the concept of $n$-abelianity on these groups, where $m,n,s$ and $l$ are positive integers, $m,ngeq 2$ and $g.c.d(s,l)=1$.

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volume 3  issue 1

pages  63- 72

publication date 2015-06-01

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