Group

Group was borrowed in the 18th century from the French and goes back to the Italian gruppo. It may refer to:

Social group, a collection of at least three people with direct relationships to each other
Population in demography a summary of persons in each statistical characteristics
Core group, a purely functional designation of the central section element of several social groups
Large group, one is referring to the other reference groups a numerically higher occupied social group
Fringe group, a label for very different in each case regarded as not integrated parts of the population within the society; see marginal social group

A few or several people who have come together from a functional and / or organizational reasons or were brought together:

Working Group, in business, a group of employees to the division of labor to complete a task
User group in computing a collection of users with the same access rights
Group (parliament ), a coalition of deputy Parliament a
Group (military ), various military formations of different thickness
Group (police ), an organizational unit of the police
Group (fire ), a tactical unit, in Germany from nine persons consisting
Subject ( THW ), a tactical unit Technical at the German Federal Fund
Music group, a group that has joined forces to produce and play music, see Volume (Music)
Simultaneous Posing several people in theater, circus, etc., see tableaux vivants

Natural Sciences:

Group (mathematics), a mathematical structure
Group of the periodic table, a section in the systematic classification of the chemical elements
Functional group, a well as residual (symbol: R ) designated part of a chemical compound, which determines the material properties and the reactivity of a compound significantly
Group (geology), a rock unit in the lithostratigraphy
Group of trees in the forest, a group of trees, see Hain

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