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ClassificationsTheorem (MG 2003)The only almost simple elusive groups are M 11 and M 10 = A 6. 2acting on 12 points.Theorem (MG 2003)Let G be an elusive permutation group with a transitive minimalnormal subgroup. Then G = M 11 wr K acting on 12 k points withK a transitive subgroup of S k .
ClassificationsTheorem (MG 2003)The only almost simple elusive groups are M 11 and M 10 = A 6. 2acting on 12 points.Theorem (MG 2003)Let G be an elusive permutation group with a transitive minimalnormal subgroup. Then G = M 11 wr K acting on 12 k points withK a transitive subgroup of S k .2-closures of exceptions contain S k 12 .
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Fixed point free elements of prime
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How many?Let n = |Ω| > 1,G a trans
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How many? IIFulman-Guralnick (2003)
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What are they?Fein-Kantor-Schacher
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Elusive groupsWe say that a transit
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Elusive groupsWe say that a transit
Page 18 and 19: A question of MarušičMarušič (1
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Page 22 and 23: Nice representationsBiggs 197300 11
Page 24 and 25: 2-closuresThe 2-closure G (2) of G
Page 30 and 31: Polycirculant conjectureKlin (1997)
Page 32 and 33: Early resultsMarušič (1981): All
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Page 36: Fein-Kantor-Schacher examplesAGL(1,
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Page 61 and 62: Priming Construction IIUsing the FK
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