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Exotic normal fusion subsystems of general linear groups

Albert Ruiz

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We classify the saturated fusion subsystems of index prime to p of the general linear group over 𝔽q over a Sylow p-subgroup, where q is a prime power prime to an odd prime p. In this classification we obtain some of the exotic p-local finite groups discovered by Broto and Møller as saturated fusion subsystems of general linear groups.

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We classify the saturated fusion subsystems of index prime to p of the general linear group over 𝔽q over a Sylow p-subgroup, where q is a prime power prime to an odd prime p. In this classification we obtain some of the exotic p-local finite groups discovered by Broto and Møller as saturated fusion subsystems of general linear groups.

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We classify the saturated fusion subsystems of index prime to p of the general linear group over 𝔽q over a Sylow p-subgroup, where q is a prime power prime to an odd prime p. In this classification we obtain some of the exotic p-local finite groups discovered by Broto and Møller as saturated fusion subsystems of general linear groups.

Key concepts: Sylow theorems, Prime (order theory), Fusion, Mathematics, Prime power, Pure mathematics, Group (periodic table), Combinatorics

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