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Local systems in groups
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 April 2009
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Throughout this paper we will assume that all groups are contained in some fixed but arbitrary universe. Thus the class of all groups becomes a set. If
is a class of groups then we assume that 1 ∈
and if H ≅ G ∈
then H ∈
. German capitals will be used to denote classes of groups.
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