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The one-prime power hypothesis for conjugacy classes restricted to normal subgroups and quotient groups
We say that a group $G$ satisfies the one-prime power hypothesis for conjugacy classes if the greatest common divisor for all pairs of distinct conjugacy class sizes are prime powers. Insoluble groups which satisfy the one-prime power hypothesis have been classified. However it has remained an open question whether the one-prime power hypothesis is inherited by normal subgroups and quotients groups. In this note we construct examples to show the one-prime power hypothesis is not necessarily inherited by normal subgroups or quotient groups.
期刊介绍:
International Journal of Group Theory (IJGT) is an international mathematical journal founded in 2011. IJGT carries original research articles in the field of group theory, a branch of algebra. IJGT aims to reflect the latest developments in group theory and promote international academic exchanges.