Published December 1991 | public
Journal Article

The uniqueness of groups of type J₄

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Abstract

We give the first computer free proof of the uniqueness of groups of type J₄. In addition we supply simplified proofs of some properties of such groups, such as the structure of certain subgroups. A group of type J₄ is a finite group G possessing an involution z such that H=C_G(z) satisfies F*(H)=Q is extraspecial of order 2¹³, H/Q is isomorphic to Z₃ extended by Aut (M₂₂), and z^G ⋂ Q ≠ {z}. We prove: Main Theorem. Up to isomorphism there exists at most one group of type J₄.

Additional Information

© 1991 Springer-Verlag. Oblatum VIII-1990 & 31-I-1991. This work was partially supported by BSF 88-00164. The first author is partially supported by NSF DMS-8721480 and NSA MDA 90-88-H-2032.

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