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Gorenstein D., Lyons R., Solomon R. — The Classification of the Finite Simple Groups |
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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 -type ( a target group), groups of 2-amalgam -type, 115
Groups of -type ( a target group), groups of 2-central -type, of Lie type 111
Groups of -type ( a target group), groups of 2-maximal -type mod cores, 111
Groups of -type ( a target group), groups of 2-terminal -type, 110
Groups of -type ( a target group), groups of doubly transitive -type, , , 112
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 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 restricted even type 58—59 82 90 95 99 102 106
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, groups of quasisymplectic -type 117
Groups of special type, groups of -special type, groups of -type, groups of wide -type 116 133—135
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 -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 25
Hall, M. 11
Hall, P. 16 25
Harada, K. 11 39 89
Hayashi, M. 37
HE 9 11
Holt, D. 89
HS 9 11
Hunt, D. 49
Huppert, B. 46 47
Identification of simple groups see “Recognition of simple groups”
Inn(X) 13
Int, Int(x) 14
Involution fusion pattern 46 60 62 109 110
Isaacs, I. M. 46 47
Isomorphism question 11
J(P) 26 130
Janko, Z. 11 49
k-balance, weak k-balance 124
k-balanced signalizer functor, weakly k-balanced signalizer functor 125
K-groups 5 12
K-groups, theory of 12 45 48 75—76 138—139
K-proper group 12 75—76 79
Klinger — Mason method 61 105 116—118
Klinger, K. 38 116—117
L(X) 139
Layer 17 (see also “p-layer”)
Leech lattice 11 35
Lie rank (twisted or untwisted) 32
Linear group 18
Local -balance 126
Local balance 128
Local k-balance, weak local k-balance 126
Local subgroup 19 (see also “p-local subgroup”)
Local subgroup, general structure of 27—28
Lp'-balance 21
Ly 9 11
Lyons, R. 41 48—50 99
m(X) 139
Mason, G. 37—38 41 116—117
Mathieu, E. 11
Maximal subgroup 60 62—63 123
Mc 9 11
McBride, P. 30 49 124
Meierfrankenfeld, U. 130
Meighbor, (y, I)-neighbor 64 119
Modules, failure of factorization 26 130 133
Modules, quadratic 25—26 123 130
Monomial subgroup 34
N-group 38—39 73
Near component 50 96—97 129—131 133
Near component (of Y ): linear, alternating, standard 96 98
Near component 2-local uniqueness subgroup 97
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
Neighborhood: level, split, vertical 65 119 120
Niles, R. 39 50
Notation 139
Notation for simple groups 8 9
O'N 9 11
O(X), , , 19
Odd type 58—59 81
Odlyzko, A. 49
Out(X) 29
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 element of order p 101
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-constrained group 20
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-solvable group 24
p-source 64
p-terminal -pair 63
p-terminal -type 118
p-terminal p-component 23 108
p-uniqueness subgroup 82
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
Peterfalvi, T. 48—49 96 107 138
Phan, K.-W. 35 71
Presentation 31—35
Presentation of classical groups 35
Presentation of symmetric groups 32 36 68—70
Presentation, Steinberg presentation of groups of Lie type 32 33 36 51 118
Presentation, Steinberg presentation of groups of Lie type, a la Curtis — Tits 34 67 70
Presentation, Steinberg presentation of groups of Lie type, a la Gilman — Griess 35 67 71
proper 2-generated core 89
proper semisimple type 121
Pumpup 22 127
Pumpup as , , or -group 103 114
Pumpup, diagonal, proper, trivial, or vertical 22 127
Pumpup: vertical, trivial, diagonal, proper 22 127
Quadratic -module 25
Quadratic chief factor 26
Quasisimple group 16 53 81
Quasisymplectic type 117
Quasithin 5 37 41 43 60—61 82 105 114—116
Quasithin, quasithin type, quasithin case 60 82
Recognition of simple groups 31—35
Recognition of simple groups, alternating groups 32
Recognition of simple groups, groups of Lie type 32—35 42 49 137—138
Recognition of simple groups, recognition of symmetric groups 68—70
Recognition of simple groups, sporadic groups 35
Reduced monomial subgroup 34
Ree group 10
Ree groups 3 10 49 50
Ree, R. 10
Regular 136
Restricted even type 95
Root subgroup, root system 32
Rowley, P. 37
Ru 9 11
S(G) 29
Schreier property 21 24 29
Schreier, O. 21
Schur multiplier 18 45 48 139
Schur, I. 17
Scott, L. 18
Section 12
Seitz, G. 48
Semisimple group 16
Semisimple neighbor 64
Semisimple type 121
Sibley, D. 48
Signalizer functor 29—30 124ff.
Signalizer functor method 29—30 36—38 41 60 64—65 104—105 116 118 120 128—129
Signalizer functor, closed 124
Signalizer functor, closure 30 124
Signalizer functor, complete 124
Signalizer functor, k-balanced, weakly k-balanced 124—126
Signalizer functor, solvable 124
Signalizer functor, trivial 124 128
Signalizer functor: A-signalizer functor, solvable, closed, complete 124
Simple group 13
Simple groups, table of 8—10
Simplicity criteria 29—31
Sims, C. 39 45
Sims, conjecture 74
Smith, F. 41
Smith, S. 41
Solomon, R. 35 39 53
Solvable component, solvable p-component 109
Solvable group 13
Span of 66 121
Special even type 105
Special odd type 103
Special, special type 58
Spor 81
Sporadic groups 3 6 9 11 87 100
Sporadic groups as -group 103
Sporadic groups as target group 77 87
Sporadic groups, background properties of 44—48 50
Sporadic groups, existence and uniqueness of 46—47 50 72
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Baby Monster 11 38 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Conway groups , , 11 38 42 72 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Fischer 3-transposition groups , , 11 38 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Fischer — Griess Monster 3 11 38 42 47 61 72 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Harada — Norton 11 67—68 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Held He = HHM 11 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Higman — Sims HS 11 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Janko , , , 3 11 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Lyons — Sims Ly 11 45 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Mathieu , , , , 11 42 46 72 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, McLaughlin Mc 11 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, O’Nan-Sims O'N 11 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Rudvalis Ru 11 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Suzuki Suz 11 87 100
Sporadic groups, individual groups, Thompson 11 87 100
Standard component 53
Standard form problems 38
Standard preuniqueness subgroup 91
Steinberg presentation, relations 32—33
Steinberg variation 10
Steinberg, R. 3 7 10 17 45 47 48
Stellmacher, B. 37 50
Strong p-uniqueness subgroup 52 94
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