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Is there a nice way to classify/decompose finite groups? The classification of finite simple groups lets us determine all possible composition factors in the composition series but there are nonisomorphic groups with the same composition factors in their respective composition series e.g. $ C_{6} $ and $ D_6 $. If not, is there an analogous theory for a group to be 'completely reducible'?

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