Groups whose commutator structure agrees: there are isomorphisms G/Z(G) → H/Z(H) and G′ → H′ carrying one commutator map to the other. The class spans orders — G × A is isoclinic to G for every abelian A.
Stem order 140: every member's order is a multiple of it, and the members attaining it — the stem groups — are marked ◆.
64 groups of the catalog are in this class; the 50 with an abelian direct factor are hidden.
| group | order | × stem | |
|---|---|---|---|
| D5×D7 | 140 | ×1 | ◆ stem |
| D7×Dic5 | 280 | ×2 | |
| D5×Dic7 | 280 | ×2 | |
| #63304 | 280 | ×2 | |
| D7×#168 | 560 | ×4 | |
| D5×C7⋊C8 | 560 | ×4 | |
| #10587837 | 560 | ×4 | |
| Dic5×Dic7 | 560 | ×4 | |
| D7×#672 | 1,120 | ×8 | |
| D5×C7⋊C16 | 1,120 | ×8 | |
| #11764403 | 1,120 | ×8 | |
| Dic7×#168 | 1,120 | ×8 | |
| Dic5×C7⋊C8 | 1,120 | ×8 | |
| #11764421 | 1,120 | ×8 |
The class itself is infinite — G × A is isoclinic to G for every abelian A, and there are abelian groups of every order — so a table shows the part of it the catalog names, never the whole.