Subgroups of the Fan of Sylow Subgroups and the Supersolvability of a Finite Group
T. I. Vasilyeva
Abstract
T. I. Vasilyeva
Abstract
The notion of the fan of a subgroup of a group, which was introduced in 1979 by Z. I. Borevich, is used to prove the supersolvability of finite groups. It is proved that a finite group $$G$$ is supersolvable if and only if any basic subgroup of the fan of every Sylow subgroup either coincides with $$G$$ or can be connected with $$G$$ by a chain of subgroups with prime indices. We also prove the supersolvability of a finite group with supersolvable basic subgroups of the fan of every Sylow subgroup of the group.
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The notion of the fan of a subgroup of a group, which was introduced in 1979 by Z. I. Borevich, is used to prove the supersolvability of finite groups. It is proved that a finite group $$G$$ is supersolvable if and only if any basic subgroup of the fan of every Sylow subgroup either coincides with $$G$$ or can be connected with $$G$$ by a chain of subgroups with prime indices. We also prove the supersolvability of a finite group with supersolvable basic subgroups of the fan of every Sylow subgroup of the group.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Sylow theorems, Locally finite group, Group (periodic table), Finite group, Combinatorics, p-group, Pure mathematics