Abstract

A finite pp-group GG is said to be dd-maximal if d(H)<d(G)d(H)<d(G) for every subgroup H<GH<G, where d(G)d(G) denotes the minimal number of generators of GG. A similar definition can be formulated when GG is acted on by some group AA. We generalize results of B. Kahn and T. Laffey to the latter case, and give them in particular alternative short proofs. We answer moreover a question of Y. Berkovich about the minimal non-metacyclic pp-groups.

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