| In the finite group theory,it is quite interesting to investigate the structure of finite groups if normal subgroups are of some kind of properties or normalizers and centralizers of subgroups satisfy a certain relationship.Lots of important and significant results have been given.In this thesis our motivation come from the following two basic facts.If A is a subgroup of a finite group G with A ≥ or A ≤ Z(G),then A(?)3G;If A is an abelian subgroup of a finite group G,then A≤ CO(A)≤ NG(A)≤G.A finite p-group G is said to be a CCts-group if |G’/(G’∩N)]≤ ps or|N/(N∩ Z(G))| ≤ pt for every normal subgroup N of G,where s and t are non-negative integers.Obviously,if G is a CC00-group,then G’ ≤ N or N ≤ Z(G).In chapter III,we investigate the structure of CCts-groups.We first prove that the order of G’Z(G)/Z(G)is bounded by ps+t+1 and the upper bounds of the exponent of G’ with G’≤ Z(G)is ps+t+1 for a CCts-group G.Then we try to give some elementary properties of p-groups with very small derived subgroups by using the properties of capable p-groups.We also describe the structure of CC11-groups.A finite p-group G is called a CC-group if G’/G’ ∩ N is cyclic or N/N ∩ Z(G)is cyclic for every normal subgroup N in G.Obviously,CC-groups is the pro-motion of CC11-groups.In chapter IV,we discuss the structure of CC-groups.We first investigate the properties of CC-groups,and then we give a necessary and sufficient condition for a p group G to be a CC-group if the quotient group G/Z(G)is generated by two elements.A finite group G is called a NNC-group if for any non-normal abelian sub-group A,either NG(A)= CG(A)or CG(A)= A.In chapter V,we study the structure of NNC-groups.We provide a complete classification of nilpotent NNC-groups and non-solvable NNC-groups.We also investigate the solvable NNC-groups,and manage to describe the structure of solvable NNC-groups. |