a finite group g is said to be a pos-group if for each x in g the cardinality of the set {y in g | o(y) = o(x)} is a divisor of the order of g. in this paper we study the structure of pos-groups with some cyclic sylow subgroups.

in this paper we consider the group algebra $r(c_2times‎ ‎d_infty)$‎. ‎it is shown that $r(c_2times d_infty)$ can be‎ ‎represented by a $4times 4$ block circulant matrix‎. ‎it is also‎ ‎shown that $mathcal{u}(mathbb{z}_2(c_2times d_infty))$ is‎ ‎infinitely generated‎.

in this paper, we show how certain metabelian groups can be found within polynomial evaluation groupoids. we show that every finite abelian group can beobtained as a polynomial evaluation groupoid.

a finite group g is said to be a pos-group if for each x in g the cardinality of the set {y in g | o(y) = o(x)} is a divisor of the order of g. in this paper we study the structure of pos-groups with some cyclic sylow subgroups.

this paper, deals with some equivalence relations in fuzzy subgroups. further the probability of commuting two fuzzy subgroups of some finite abelian groups is defined.

the aim of this paper is to study the $(alpha‎, ‎gamma)$-prolongation of central extensions‎. ‎we obtain the obstruction theory for $(alpha‎, ‎gamma)$-prolongations and classify $(alpha‎, ‎gamma)$-prolongations thanks to low-dimensional cohomology groups of groups‎.

let $f_q d_{2n}$ be the group algebra of $d_{2n}$, the dihedral group of order $2n$ over $f_q=gf(q)$. in this paper, we establish the structure of $u(f_{2^k}d_{2n})$, the unit group of $f_{2^k}d_{2n}$ and that of its normalized unitary subgroup $v_*(f_{2^k}d_{2n})$ with respect to canonical involution $*$ when $n$ is odd.

let $g$ be a $p$-group of order $p^n$ and $phi$=$phi(g)$ be the frattini subgroup of $g$. it is shown that the nilpotency class of $autf(g)$, the group of all automorphisms of $g$ centralizing $g/ fr(g)$, takes the maximum value $n-2$ if and only if $g$ is of maximal class. we also determine the nilpotency class of $autf(g)$ when $g$ is a finite abelian $p$-group.