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Nearly maximal subgroups of finitely generated soluble subgroups

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Dedicated to the memory of Reinhold Baer

The second author gratefully acknowledges splendid hospitality in Cardiff during January 1981.

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Lennox, J.C., Robinson, D.J.S. Nearly maximal subgroups of finitely generated soluble subgroups. Arch. Math 38, 289–295 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01304790

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