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41989 Miller G.A. Postulates in the History of Science 1926••
42192 Miller G.A. Transformation of Conjugate Elements or of Conjugate Subgroups 1928••
42487 Miller G.A. Determination of All the Groups Which Contain a Given Group as an Invariant Subgroup of Prime Index 1928••
42553 Miller G.A. On the number of cyclic subgroups of a group 1929••
42616 Miller G.A. Possible α -Automorphisms of Non-Abelian Groups 1929••
42970 Miller G.A. Automorphisms of Order 2 of an Abelian Group 1931••
42975 Miller G.A. Automorphism commutators 1929••
43027 Miller G.A. Group of isomorphism of an Abelian group 1930••
43028 Miller G.A. Groups generated by two given groups 1930••
43029 Miller G.A. Groups which admit three-fourths automorphisms 1929••
43030 Miller G.A. Groups which are decomposable into two non-invariant cyclic subgroups 1930••
43036 Miller G.A. Groups Involving a Cyclic, a Dicyclic, or a Dihedral Group as an Invariant Subgroup of Prime Index 1928••
43037 Miller G.A. Groups Which Admit Five-Eighths Automorphisms 1930••
43038 Miller G.A. Groups Which Admit Five-Eighths Automorphisms 1929••
43203 Miller G.A. Groups Generated by Two Operators of Order 3 Whose Commutator Is of Order 2 1932••
43204 Miller G.A. Groups Involving a Small Number of Conjugates 1931••
43220 Miller G.A. Inverse Commutator Subgroups 1931••
43290 Miller G.A. Non-abelian groups of odd prime power order which admit a maximal number of inverse correspondencies in an automorphism 1929••
43302 Miller G.A. Non-Abelian Groups Admitting More Than Half Inverse Correspondencies 1930••
43721 Miller G.A. Orders For Which There Exist Exactly Four Or Five Groups 1932••
43722 Miller G.A. Orders For Which A Given NumberOf Groups Exist 1932••
43914 Miller G.A. Sets of Distinct Group Operators Involving All the Products but Not All the Squares 1931••
44072 Miller G.A. Form of the Number of the Subgroups of a Prime Power Group 1923••
44080 Miller G.A. Group of Isomorphisms of a Transitive Substitution Group 1921••
44081 Miller G.A. Groups of Order 2m in Which the Number of the Sub-Groups of at Least One Order Is of the Form 1 + 4k 1923••
44187 Miller G.A. Prime Power Substitution Groups Whose Conjugate Cycles Are Commutative 1924••
44207 Miller G.A. Sets of Conjugate Cycles of a Substitution Group 1923••
44385 Miller G.A. The Subgroup of a Group of Finite Order 1914••
44433 Miller G.A. Upper Limit of the Degree of Transitivity of a Substitution Group 1915••
44543 Miller G.A. Non-Group Operations 1932••
44585 Miller G.A. The Commutator Subgroup of a Group Generated by Two Operators 1932••
44779 Miller G.A. Theorems Relating to the History of Mathematics 1931••
40639 Miller G.A. Groups Generated by Two Operators, s1, s2, Which Satisfy the Conditions s1m = s2n, (s1s2)k = I, s1s2 = s2s1 1919••
40746 Miller G.A. On the Holomorphisms of a Group 1918••
41147 Miller G.A. An Overlooked Infinite System of Groups of Order pq2 1921••
41326 Miller G.A. Felix Klein and the History of Modern Mathematics 1927••
41330 Miller G.A. Form of the Number of the Prime Power Subgroups of an Abelian Group 1926••
41347 Miller G.A. Groups Containing a Relatively Small Number of Sylow Subgroups 1926••
41351 Miller G.A. Groups Generated by Two Operators of Order Three Whose Product Is of Order Six 1927••
41352 Miller G.A. Groups Generated by Two Operators of Order Three, the Cube of Whose Product is Invariant 1927••
41354 Miller G.A. Groups Whose Operators Are of the Form sptq 1927••
41363 Miller G.A. Harmony as a Principle of Mathematical Development 1928••
41606 Miller G.A. Transitive Groups Involving Direct Products of Lower Degree 1924••
200045 Miller G.Y. Environmental Science. Working with the Earth n/a •••
148158 Miller H., Ravenel D. Elliptic cohomology.Geometry, Applications, and Higher Chromatic Analogues. 2007••
82928 Miller H.J., Han J. Geographic data mining and knowledge discovery 2009 •••
138695 Miller H.R., Ravenel D.C. Algebraic topology 1987••
33715 Miller I.L. An Introduction To Mathematics with Applications to Science and Agriculture 1930••
59208 Miller J. Simply Success: How to Start, Build and Grow a Multimillion-Dollar Business the Old-Fashioned Way 2008••
25225 Miller J., Neale R. (ed) The Slayer's Guide to Derro 2003••
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