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Classification Of Some Finite Groups

Posted on:2008-12-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:W MengFull Text:PDF
GTID:2120360215970645Subject:Basic mathematics
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In this paper, we will give the classification of some finite groups, there are two sections in our reslut. For detail, as the following:In Chapter One, we introduce the backgrounds and the present investigations of this paper.In Chapter Two, we classfy the finite non-PE-groups whose every maximal subgroups of even order are PE-groups.Let G be a non-PE-group of even order, but every maximal subgroup of even order are PE-group. Then G is solvable and |π(G)|≤3 and one of the following statements is true:(a) G is a minimal non-PE-group;(b) G = T×M, |T| = 2 and M is a minimal non-PE-group of odd order;(c) G = TM, |T| = 2, M = PQ is a minimal non-PE-group and(c-1) P is a cyclic p-group with [T,P] = 1;(c-2) Q is normal elementary abelian with CQ(T) = 1, where P and Q is a Sylow p-subgroup and Sylow q-subgroup respectively, p and q are distinct odd primes.In Chapter Three, we denote byδ(G) the number of conjugate classes of non-cyclic subgroup of G. we classify the finite group G satisfyδ(G) = 3.Let G be a finite group, thenδ(G) = 3 (?) one of the following statements holds(1) G is an abelian p-group of (p3, p)-type.(2) G≌p3 = bp = 1, b-1ab = a1+P2>.(3) G≌8 = 1, b2 = a4, b-1ab=a-1>.(4) G≌(a, b: a4 = b2 = 1, b-1ab = a-1).(5) G≌Zp2×Zq2.(6) G≌Q8×Zq2(q≠2).(7) G≌p3= bqm=1, b-1ab = at, t≠1(modp), tq≡1(modp3)>. (8) G≌p = bqm = cr = 1, b-1ab = at, b-1cb = cs, [a,c] = 1, t(?) 1(modp), tq≡1(modp), s (?) 1(modp), sq = 1(modp)?.(9) G≌H×Zr2, where H = p = bqm = 1, b-1ab = at = 1, t (?) 1(modp), tq≡1 (modp2)>).(10) G≌p = bp = cq = 1, [a, b] = 1, [b, c] = 1, c-1ac = at, t (?) 1(modp), tq≡1(modp)>, where q | P-1.(11) G≌p = bq = cr = 1, b-1ab= at, c-1ac = cs, [b,c] = 1, t (?) 1(modp), s (?) 1(modp)>.(12) G≌[Zp2]Zq2, where q|p-1.(13) G≌[Q8]Z9.(14) G≌P=.bqn = 1, b-1ab= at,tq2(?)1(modp), tq3≡1(modp)>.
Keywords/Search Tags:NE-subgroup, Fitting subgroup, PE-group, cyclic group, nilpotent group, minimal subgroup, maximal subgroup
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