A proof of gross' conjecture on 2‐automorphic 2‐groups

Abstract Building upon previous results, a classification is given of finite ‐groups whose elements of order are all fused. This particularly confirms a conjecture of Gross proposed in 1976 on 2‐automorphic 2‐groups, which are 2‐groups with involutions forming a single fusion class. As a consequence, two open problems regarding AT‐groups and FIF‐groups are solved.

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Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society
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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.1112/plms.70002
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4
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Finite Group Theory Research
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5.29

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A proof of gross' conjecture on 2‐automorphic 2‐groups

Yan Zhou Zhu, Cai Heng Li
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Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society
Finite Group Theory Research
5.29
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A proof of gross' conjecture on 2‐automorphic 2‐groups

Yan Zhou Zhu, Cai Heng Li
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Abstract

Abstract Building upon previous results, a classification is given of finite ‐groups whose elements of order are all fused. This particularly confirms a conjecture of Gross proposed in 1976 on 2‐automorphic 2‐groups, which are 2‐groups with involutions forming a single fusion class. As a consequence, two open problems regarding AT‐groups and FIF‐groups are solved.

Proceedings of the London Mathematical SocietyVol. 129(5)
Southern University of Science and Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Finite Group Theory Research
5.29
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