normalizer condition
A group is said to satisfy the normalizer condition if every proper subgroup is properly contained in its own normalizer
.That is, a group satisfies the normalizer condition if and only if for all .A group that satisfies the normalizer condition is sometimes called an N-group.
Every nilpotent group is an N-group, and every N-group is locally nilpotent
.In particular, a finitely generated group is an N-groupif and only if it is nilpotent.
A group satisfies the normalizer condition if and only if all its subgroups are ascendant.