The question of the existence of nonplanar
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group codes for the Gaussian channel has been settled except in the case of

odd and

odd and composite. For this unsettled case, it is shown that the existence of a nonplanar
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group code is implied by the existence of a group

satisfying i)

is even, ii)

has a faithful complex irreducible representation

of the first kind, and iii)

restricted to the two-Sylow subgroup of

contains the identity representation. A partial converse of this existence result is also given. Finally, it is shown that for each odd

not of the form

, there exists a nonplanar
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group code with

odd and composite.