creative_2023_32_1_127_132A finite group 
is said to be a POS-group if, for each 
, the cardinality of the set 
is a divisor of the order of . A POS-group is said to be a Hereditary Perfect Order Subset group if all even order subgroups of are POS-group. In this paper we study the structure of Hereditary perfect order subset groups.
| Author(s) | Biju, G. S. , Sajikumar, S., Vinod, S. |
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