The five Mathieu permutation groups M₁₁, M₁₂M₂₂,M₂₃ and M₂₄ are constructed and the involutions (elements of order two) of these groups are classified according to the number of letters they fix. It is shown that in M₁₂ ah involution fixes no letters or four letters, while in M₂₄ an involution fixes zero or eight letters. It is also shown that in each of the Mathieu groups, all the irregular involutions are conjugate and that in M₁₂ all the regular involutions are conjugate. The orders of the centralizers of the involutions are calculated and it is shown that no regular involution lies in the centre of a 2-Sylow subgroup. Most of the results are obtained by calculating directly the form a permutation must take in order to have a certain p...
For each of Fischer’s sporadic simple groups and their automor-phism groups, we catalogue the suborb...
We present a full description of the lattice of subgroups of the Mathieu group Mi2. © 1988 American ...
The Mathieu Groups are presented in the context of finite geometry and the theory of group amalgams
Mathieu groups $M_{11} $ , $M_{12} $ , $M_{23} $ and $M_{24} $ are the only nontrivial 4-transitive ...
All known finite sharply 4-transitive permutation sets containing the identity are groups, namely S...
Suppose is a finite group and is a subset of. The commuting graph on the set , whose vertex set with...
This monograph yields a comprehensive exposition of the theory of central simple algebras with invol...
Although the Mathieu groups are probably best known today as the first instances of the sporadic sim...
The answer for thw V.D. Mazurov question exclusing the sporadic groups has been given: what finite s...
We show that involution collinearity and involution quasi-collinearity are equivalent concepts in th...
We show how to use the elements of a sharply k-transitive permutation group of degree n to form erro...
We develop a new approach for the computation of the Mullineux involution for the symmetric group an...
Let c(°) denote the number of cycles of a permutation ° of n letters, and let Tr(°)=n−c(°). A t-invo...
There exist many characterizations for the sporadic simple groups. In this paper we give two new cha...
AbstractLet .3 be the simple group discovered by J. H. Conway (5). Let C0 be the centralizer of an i...
For each of Fischer’s sporadic simple groups and their automor-phism groups, we catalogue the suborb...
We present a full description of the lattice of subgroups of the Mathieu group Mi2. © 1988 American ...
The Mathieu Groups are presented in the context of finite geometry and the theory of group amalgams
Mathieu groups $M_{11} $ , $M_{12} $ , $M_{23} $ and $M_{24} $ are the only nontrivial 4-transitive ...
All known finite sharply 4-transitive permutation sets containing the identity are groups, namely S...
Suppose is a finite group and is a subset of. The commuting graph on the set , whose vertex set with...
This monograph yields a comprehensive exposition of the theory of central simple algebras with invol...
Although the Mathieu groups are probably best known today as the first instances of the sporadic sim...
The answer for thw V.D. Mazurov question exclusing the sporadic groups has been given: what finite s...
We show that involution collinearity and involution quasi-collinearity are equivalent concepts in th...
We show how to use the elements of a sharply k-transitive permutation group of degree n to form erro...
We develop a new approach for the computation of the Mullineux involution for the symmetric group an...
Let c(°) denote the number of cycles of a permutation ° of n letters, and let Tr(°)=n−c(°). A t-invo...
There exist many characterizations for the sporadic simple groups. In this paper we give two new cha...
AbstractLet .3 be the simple group discovered by J. H. Conway (5). Let C0 be the centralizer of an i...
For each of Fischer’s sporadic simple groups and their automor-phism groups, we catalogue the suborb...
We present a full description of the lattice of subgroups of the Mathieu group Mi2. © 1988 American ...
The Mathieu Groups are presented in the context of finite geometry and the theory of group amalgams