Isolated elements of prime order in finite groups
Isolated elements of prime order in finite groups
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有限群中素数阶的孤立元素
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1988
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O. D. Artemovich
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O. D. Artemovich
Let G be a finite group, p be a prime number that divides its order, P be a Sylow psubgroup of G, and x be an element of order p of P. The element x (the subgroup ) is said to be isolated in P with respect to G if x ((x)) is not conjugate in G to any element of P {x} (to any subgroup in P {r} ). Glauberman [i] has proved the Z*-theorem that for p = 2 an isolated involution of the group G, each n0ntrivial normal subgroup of which has even order, always belongs to the center Z(G). He posed the following problem: Is the analogue of the Z*-theorem for odd prime numbers p valid (see [I, 2; Problem 4.21])7