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FKS examples againAGL(1, p 2 ) ∼ = C 2 p ⋊ C p 2 −1Stabiliser <strong>of</strong> a line is isomorphic to C p ⋊ C p−1G 1 = C p 2 −1 GL(2, p), W a 1-dimensional subspace, H 1 = C p−11 G 1 acts transitively on nontrivial <strong>elements</strong> <strong>of</strong> V .2 Only <strong>prime</strong>s dividing p 2 − 1 are those dividing p − 1.In fact, any group C 2 p ⋊ G 1 , where G 1 C p 2 −1 contains theSylow 2-subgroup, is elusive.

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