It is said that a group is almost simple if it contains a non - Abelian simple group and is contained in the automorphism group of this simple group. In a character notation, a group A is almost simple if there is a simple group S such that [1] .
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Examples
- Trivially, non-Abelian simple groups and complete automorphism groups are almost simple, but there are examples of almost simple groups that are neither simple nor complete automorphism groups.
- For or symmetric group is a group of automorphisms of a simple alternating group so that is almost simple in this trivial sense.
- For there is a pure example since is purely between a simple group and due to group . Two other groups, Mathieu Group and projective full linear group are also purely between and
Properties
The automorphism group of a non-Abelian simple group is a complete group (the map of adjacent classes is an isomorphism into an automorphism group), but the proper subgroup of a complete automorphism group is not necessarily complete.
Structure
According to , now universally accepted as a consequence of the classification of simple finite groups , the finite simple group is a solvable group [2] . Thus, a finite simple group is an extensible soluble group over a simple group.
See also
- Semisimple group
Notes
- ↑ Vdovin, 2007 , p. 159.
- ↑ Vdovin, Revin, 2011 , p. eleven.
Literature
- Vdovin E.P. Carter subgroups in finite almost simple groups // Algebra and Logic. - 2007.- T. 46 , no. 2 . - S. 157–216 .
- Vdovin E.P., Revin D.O. Sylow type theorems // SUCCESSES OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES. - 2011 .-- T. 66 , no. 5 (401) . - S. 3–46 .
Links
- Almost simple group at the Group Properties wiki