# Extremal product-one free sequences and |G|-product-one free sequences of a metacyclic group

```@article{Qu2022ExtremalPF,
title={Extremal product-one free sequences and |G|-product-one free sequences of a metacyclic group},
author={Yongke Qu and Yuanlin Li},
journal={Discret. Math.},
year={2022},
volume={345},
pages={112938}
}```
• Published 19 July 2021
• Mathematics
• Discret. Math.
2 Citations
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• 2022
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• Mathematics
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• 2022

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