Groups and Combinatorics: In Memory of Michio SuzukiIn honor of Professor Michio Suzuki's 70th birthday, a conference was held at the International Christian University (Tokyo, Japan). This book presents the proceedings of that conference. Professor Suzuki had a profound influence on the development of group theory over the last 50 years. It's generally believed that his work in the 1950s ignited work on the classification of finite simple groups, and in the 1960s and 1970s, he was a leader in its development. Just prior to his death in 1998, Professor Suzuki completed a 150-page manuscript containing his most recent contribution to group theory. This paper, ``On the Prime Graph of a Finite Simple Group--an Application of the Method of Feit-Thompson-Bender-Glauberman'', is included in this volume. Here, the editors have been meticulous in making minimal corrections to the work in order to honor the writing style and original flow of Professor Suzuki's thoughts. The book also includes contributions from the speakers at the conference, as well as papers from researchers who shared close ties with Professor Suzuki. |
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Contents
Koichiro HARADA Michio Suzuki | 1 |
Michio SUZUKI On the prime graph of a finite simple group | 41 |
Michael ASCHBACHER A Characterization of 2 E6 2 | 209 |
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abelian action acts Algebra apply argument assume assumption automorphism block called centralizes characteristic classification coherent commutes complement complete component Conjecture conjugate connected consider consists contains contradiction Corollary correspondent cyclic defined definition denote determined divides element equal equivalent exists extension fact field finite group finite simple groups fixed follows Frobenius group Frobenius kernel functions Further geometry gives graph group G Hall Hence holds Hypothesis implies induced involution irreducible characters isomorphic Lemma Let G linear Math maximal Michio modular module natural NG(P nilpotent normal subgroup notation Note obtain particular points prime projective Proof Proposition proves rank Remark representation respectively result satisfies semisimple structure subgroup subgroup of G Suppose Suzuki Sylow p-subgroup Theorem theory transitive unique University w-group weight yields
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| Title | Groups and Combinatorics: In Memory of Michio Suzuki Volume 32 of Advanced studies in pure mathematics Volume 32 of Advanced studies in pure mathematics: Mathematical Society of Japan |
| Editor | Eiichi Bannai |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Mathematical Society of Japan, 2001 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Feb 2, 2010 |
| ISBN | 4931469159, 9784931469150 |
| Length | 474 pages |
| Subjects | › Mathematics / General |
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