Abstract
An element g in a group G is called a left Engel element of G, if for each x ∈ G, there is a positive integer n = n(g, x) such that [x, n g] = 1. In this article, we will study a generalization of the left Engel elements and its connections with the generalized Hirsch–Plotkin and Baer radical.
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