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                    | Gorenstein D., Lyons R., Solomon R. — Classification of the Finite Simple Groups (Vol. 1) |  
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                    | Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü |  
                    | |  -property      24 28 40—41 62 123 127 
  -property, partial      30 36 42 64 
  59 62—63 67—68 76—77 83 
  ,  ,  121 
  ,  ,  109 114 
  , G* of Lie type, of large Lie rank      116 121 
  , G* of Lie type, of small Lie rank, of characteristic 2      95—96 115 
  , G* of Lie type, of small Lie rank, of characteristic 2 and Lie rank 1      95—96 
  , G* of Lie type, of small Lie rank, of odd characteristic      110 112 113 
  , G* sporadic      109 
  -balance      21 127—128 
  -balance, analogue for near components      96 
  -balance, analogue for two primes      134 
  -balance      127—128 
  -groups      54 57 81 99—101 
  -groups as pumpups      101—102 
  -groups      95 100 
  -groups      57—58 63 103 
  -groups      5 12 
  -groups, theory of      12 45 48 75—76 138—139 
  -proper group      12 75—76 79 
  -groups      57 102—103 129 
  -groups as pumpups      101—103 
  37—38 52—53 55 58—59 61 82 86 92—93 105 131 
  58—61 83 86 105—106 116 118 131 (B, N)-pair      34
 (B, N)-pair, split      34
 (B, N)-pair, split, recognition of rank 1      36—37 39 49 50 63 113 138
 (B, N)-pair, split, recognition of rank 2      37 63 111 113 115 137—138
 2-central involution      88
 2-local p-rank      135
 3/2-balanced functor      43 64—65
 Algebraic automorphism      118 121
 Alperin, J.      39 41
 Amalgam method      5—6 26 39 41 43 60—61 105 131—133
 Amalgam method, associated graph      132—133
 Artin, E.      11
 Aschbacher
  -block      39 41 53 Aschbacher, M.      18 30 37 39—43 45—48 50 53 89 99 125 129 130
 Associated
  -balanced functor      125 Atlas of Finite Groups      45 50 139
 Background references      47—50 140
 Background results      59 63 79 87 104 118
 Background results, listed      44—50
 Balance, k-balance      see “Group” (see also “Signalizer functor”)
 Bar convention      18 139
 Baumann, B.      39 131
 Bender method      30 38 43 60 62 104 110 123 134
 Bender, H.      16—17 48—50 123
 Blackburn, N.      46 47
 Bombieri, E.      49
 Borel, A.      25
 Brauer — Suzuki theory of exceptional characters      38 135
 Brauer, R.      51
 Brauer, R., theory of blocks      38 46 50 62
 Brauer, R., theory of blocks, defect groups of 2-rank at most 3      50
 Building      34 73 138
 Burnside, W.      29—30
 Carter, R.      45 47
 Centralizer of element of odd prime order p      35 41 42 51 54—56
 Centralizer of element of prime order p      108
 Centralizer of involution      11 27ff. 35 39 41—43 51 52 54 61—62
 Centralizer of involution pattern      46 59 77 109—110
 Centralizer of semisimple element      51 54—56
 Character theory      31 46 50 60 62 104 108 135—137
 Character theory, ordinary vs.modular      50
 Chevalley groups      see “Groups of Lie type”
 Chevalley, C.      3
 Chief factor, series      13—14
 Classical groups      6ff. (see also “Groups of Lie type”)
 Classification Grid      79 83 85 99—121
 Classification Theorem      see “Theorems”
 Classification Theorem, Theorems
  -  104—106 Component      17 51 81
 Component, solvable      51 67 109
 Component, standard      53 91—92
 Component, terminal      23 42 53 81 90—92 108
 Composition factor, length, series      12
 Composition factor, length, series, A-composition factor, length, series      13
 Computer      35 45 68
 Control of 2-locals      129
 Control of fusion      87 122
 Control of rank 1 or 2 fusion      91—92
 Conway, J.      11
 Core      20 (see also “p'-core”)
 Core, elimination      40 43 60 110—111
 Covering group      16
 Covering group, notation for      101
 Covering group, universal      17 33
 Curtis, C.      35
 Das, K.M.      35 71
 Delgado, A.      37
 Dickson, L.      7
 Dieudonne, J.      47
 Double transitivity of Suzuki type      95—96
 Enguehard, M.      49—50
 Expository references      47 141—146
 Feit, W.      46 47 48 107—108
 Finkelstein, L.      35
 Fischer, B.      11 39—40
 Fischer, B., transpositions      11 39
 Fitting length, series      19
 Fitting subgroup      16
 Fitting subgroup, generalized Fitting subgroup      17 123
 Foote, R.      5 38 53 98
 Frattini subgroup      18
 Frobenius group      107
 Frobenius, G.      29
 Frohardt, D.      35
 Fusion      29 60 62 63 104 120 122
 Fusion, extremal conjugation      122
 General local group theory      45—48
 Generalized Fitting subgroup      17 123
 Geometry associated with a finite group      35 73—74
 Gilman, R.      35 39 41
 Glauberman, G.      21 38 39 48—50 124 130
 Goldschmidt, D.      39 43 49 125
 Gomi, K.      37
 Gorenstein, D.      29 38 39 41 46 47—50 99 124 126 127
 Griess, R.L.      17 35 41 45
 Group of Lie type      see “Groups of Lie type”
 Group order formulas      50 135—137
 Group, almost simple      18
 Group, alternating      see “Alternating group”
 Group, covering      16
 Group, covering, notation for      101
 Group, covering, universal      17 33
 Group, DC-proper      12 21
 Group, k-balanced      124—125 129
 Group, k-balanced,
  -balanced      125 129 Group, k-balanced, locally balanced      128
 Group, k-balanced, locally k-balanced,
  -balanced      126 Group, k-balanced, weakly /c-balanced, weakly locally /c-balanced      124 126
 Group, nilpotent      15—16
 Group, p-constrained      20
 Group, p-solvable      24
 Group, perfect      16
 Group, quasisimple      16 53 81
 Group, semisimple      16
 Group, simple, table of      8—10
 Group, solvable      13 16 73—74
 Group, sporadic      see “Sporadic group”
 Groups in
  see “  -groups” Groups in
  see “  -groups” Groups in
  see “  -groups” Groups in
  see “  -groups” Groups of 3/2-balanced type      120—121
 Groups of characteristic 2-type      55 98 116—117
 Groups of characteristic p-type      25 116—117
 Groups of even type      36 53—55 57—59 81 87 98
 
 | Groups of even type, groups of restricted even type      58—59 82 90 95 99 102 106 Groups of G*-type (G* a target group), groups of 2-amalgam G*-type,
  115 Groups of G*-type (G* a target group), groups of 2-central G*-type,
  of Lie type      111 Groups of G*-type (G* a target group), groups of 2-maximal G*-type mod cores,
  111 Groups of G*-type (G* a target group), groups of 2-terminal G*-type,
  110 Groups of G*-type (G* a target group), groups of doubly transitive G*-type,
  ,  ,  112 Groups of generic type      35—36 55—59 63—68 79 106 118—121
 Groups of generic type, groups of
  -generic type      57—59 61 Groups of generic type, groups of generic even type      106
 Groups of generic type, groups of generic odd type      106
 Groups of generic type, groups of semisimple type      121
 Groups of generic type, groups of semisimple type, groups of proper semisimple type      121
 Groups of GF(2)-type      40—43
 Groups of large sporadic type      37—38 61
 Groups of Lie type      6ff. 32ff. 45—49
 Groups of Lie type, as (B, N)-pair      34
 Groups of Lie type, Borel subgroup of      33
 Groups of Lie type, Bruhat decomposition of      34
 Groups of Lie type, Cartan subgroup of      33
 Groups of Lie type, Chevalley commutator formula      32
 Groups of Lie type, Chevalley group      3
 Groups of Lie type, Dynkin diagram of      32 71
 Groups of Lie type, generation of      48 65—66
 Groups of Lie type, Lie rank of twisted      32
 Groups of Lie type, Lie rank of untwisted      32
 Groups of Lie type, monomial subgroup of      34
 Groups of Lie type, monomial subgroup of, reduced      34
 Groups of Lie type, parabolic subgroup of      26 62
 Groups of Lie type, rank 1, subgroup of      33 35 71
 Groups of Lie type, Ree group      3 10 49 50
 Groups of Lie type, root subgroup of      32
 Groups of Lie type, root system      32
 Groups of Lie type, root system, fundamental system      32
 Groups of Lie type, Schur multiplier of      45 48
 Groups of Lie type, semisimple element of      51
 Groups of Lie type, Steinberg presentation of, relations      33
 Groups of Lie type, Steinberg variation      7
 Groups of Lie type, Suzuki group      3 10
 Groups of Lie type, universal version of      33
 Groups of Lie type, universal version of, and universal covering group      33
 Groups of Lie type, untwisted      see “Chevalley group”
 Groups of Lie type, Weyl group of      33 35
 Groups of odd order, groups of
  -uniqueness type      107 Groups of odd order, groups of odd order uniqueness type      107
 Groups of odd order, groups of {p, q}-parabolic type      107—108
 Groups of odd type      58—59 81 86
 Groups of quasithin type      82 105 114—116
 Groups of quasithin type, groups of 2-amalgam type      114—115
 Groups of quasithin type, thin subcase      37 41
 Groups of special type      36—38 58—61 79 103—106 106—108 110—118
 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type      58—60 103—104 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type, groups of  -type      61—63 83 104 110—113 123 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type, groups of  -type,  -subcase      61—63 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type, groups of  -type      104 114 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type, groups of  -type, groups of 2-terminal  -type      114 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type      58—60 105—106 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type, groups of  -type      105 116—118 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type, groups of  -type      106 118 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type, groups of  -type, groups of p-terminal  -type      118 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type, groups of quasisymplectic  -type      117 Groups of special type, groups of
  -special type, groups of wide  -type      116 133—135 Groups of special type, groups of
  -uniqueness type      107 Groups of special type, groups of odd order uniqueness type      107
 Groups of special type, groups of special even type      105 106 114—118
 Groups of special type, groups of special odd type      103—104 106—108 110—114
 Groups of special type, groups of {p, q}-parabolic type      107—108
 Groups with specified 2-structure, groups of 2-rank at most 2      36 135
 Groups with specified 2-structure, groups of 2-rank at most 3      50
 Groups with specified 2-structure, groups with semidihedral or wreathed Sylow 2-subgroups      76 136—137
 Groups with specified 2-structure, groups with semidihedral or wreathed Sylow 2-subgroups, Brauer group order formula for regular groups      137
 Groups with specified 2-structure, groups with semidihedral or wreathed Sylow 2-subgroups, characteristic power      136—137
 Hall
  -subgroup      46 Hall, M.      11
 Hall, P.      16 25
 Harada, K.      11 39 89
 Hayashi, M.      37
 Holt, D.      89
 Hunt, D.      49
 Huppert, B.      46 47
 Identification of simple groups      see “Recognition of simple groups”
 Involution fusion pattern      46 60 62 109 110
 Isaacs, I.M.      46 47
 Isomorphism question      11
 Janko, Z.      11 49
 Klinger — Mason method      61 105 116—118
 Klinger, K.      38 116—117
 Layer      17 (see also “p-layer”)
 Leech lattice      11 35
 Linear group      18
 Local subgroup      19 (see also “p-local subgroup”)
 Local subgroup, general structure of      27—28
 Lyons, R.      41 48—50 99
 Mason, G.      37—38 41 116—117
 Mathieu, E.      11
 Maximal subgroup      60 62—63 123
 McBride, P.      30 49 124
 Meierfrankenfeld, U.      130
 Modules, failure of factorization      26 130 133
 Modules, quadratic      25—26 123 130
 N-group      38—39 73
 Near component      50 96—97 129—131 133
 Near component, alternating      96—97 130
 Near component, associated module of      96
 Near component, linear      96—97 130 131
 Near component, standard      98
 Near component, type
  97 Neighbor      42 64—65 71 119
 Neighbor, semisimple      64—65
 Neighborhood      55—58 59 63—68 118—120
 Neighborhood,
  -      61 117 Neighborhood, base of      119
 Neighborhood, example of      56—57 68—70
 Neighborhood, level      66 121
 Neighborhood, span of      66—67 121
 Neighborhood, vertical      65 76—77 118—120
 Niles, R.      39 50
 Notation      139
 Odlyzko, A.      49
 Outer automorphisms      18
 Overall strategy of proof      35—38 42—43
 O’Nan, M.      18 45 49 138
 p'-core      19 (see also “Core”)
 p'-core, elimination      23—24 37 61 120
 p'-core, embedding of p’-core of p-local subgroups      21 127—128
 p-central p-element      101
 p-component      20
 p-component preuniqueness hypothesis      91—92
 p-component preuniqueness subgroup      see “Uniqueness subgroups”
 p-component uniqueness theorems      30—31 38 53 65 90—92 118
 p-component, p-terminal      22ff. 63 108—109
 p-component, p-terminal, pumping up to      23 108—109
 p-component, solvable      64 109
 p-layer      20
 p-local subgroup      19
 p-local subgroup, embedding of p'-core of      20—21 127—128
 p-local subgroup, embedding of p-layer of      21—24 127
 p-source      64
 Parts of the series      4—5 59 77—78 80
 Parts of the series, Part II      38 52—53
 Parts of the series, Part III      36
 Parts of the series, Part IV      37
 Parts of the series, Part V      37 38
 perfect central extension      see “Covering group”
 Permutation group      18 35
 Permutation group, doubly transitive      74 112—113 138
 Permutation group, doubly transitive of Suzuki type      95—96
 Permutation group, doubly transitive, split (B,N)-pair of rank 1      95—96 112—113 138
 Permutation group, highly transitive      11 35
 Permutation group, of rank 3      11
 Permutation group, representation as      31
 
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