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A Maximal Subgroup is a subgroup that is not contained in any Larger proper subgroup of a given group, meaning it is maximal with respect to inclusion. Maximal Subgroups play a crucial role in Group Theory as they help in understanding the Structure of a group and its Composition Series.
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