Abstract
A subgroup H of a group G is a solitary subgroup of G if G does not contain another isomorphic copy of H. Combining together the concepts of solitary subgroups and solvable groups, we define (normal) solitary solvable groups and (normal) strongly solitary solvable groups. We derive several results that hold for these groups and we discuss classes of groups that, under certain hypotheses, are (normal) solitary solvable and (normal) strongly solitary solvable. We also derive several results about p-groups that are solitary solvable.