Abstract
A proper subgroup of a group is said to be: -subnormal in if there exists a chain of subgroups such that is a prime for ; -abnormal in if for every two subgroups of , where , is not a prime. In this paper we describe finite groups in which every non-identity subgroup is either -subnormal or -abnormal.
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