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English: This diagram shows the tree of finite 3-groups of coclass 1, i.e., of maximal class, and the isolated vertex C(9). Important vertices are labelled with their SmallGroups Library identifier in angle brackets. TTT means transfer target type. TKT means transfer kernel type.
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