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This book presents a new version of the local analysis section of the Feit–Thompson theorem. It includes a recent (1991) significant improvement by Feit and Thompson and a short revision by T. Peterfalvi of the separate final section of the second half of the proof.

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'This book is written well … the authors have succeeded both in simplifying the proof of the Odd Order Theorem and in making it accessible to a wider audience.' Paul Flavell, Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society

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Part I. Preliminary Results: 1. Notation and elementary properties of solvable groups; 2. General results on representations; 3. Actions of Frobenius groups and related results; 4. p-Groups of small rank; 5. Narrow p-groups; 6. Additional results; Part II. The Uniqueness Theorem: 7. The transitivity theorem; 8. The fitting subgroup of a maximal subgroup; 9. The uniqueness theorem; Part III. Maximal Subgroups: 10. The subgroups Ma and Me; 11. Exceptional maximal subgroups; 12. The subgroup E; 13. Prime action; Part IV. The Family of All Maximal Subgroups of G: 14. Maximal subgroups of type p and counting arguments; 15. The subgroup Mf; 16. The main results; Appendix; Prerequisites and p-stability.

LMS 188 Local Analysis Order Thm London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series Series Number 188

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      Publisher: Cambridge University Press
      Publication Date: 1/27/1995 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780521457163, 978-0521457163
      ISBN10: 0521457165

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This book presents a new version of the local analysis section of the Feit–Thompson theorem. It includes a recent (1991) significant improvement by Feit and Thompson and a short revision by T. Peterfalvi of the separate final section of the second half of the proof.

      Trade Review
      'This book is written well … the authors have succeeded both in simplifying the proof of the Odd Order Theorem and in making it accessible to a wider audience.' Paul Flavell, Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society

      Table of Contents
      Part I. Preliminary Results: 1. Notation and elementary properties of solvable groups; 2. General results on representations; 3. Actions of Frobenius groups and related results; 4. p-Groups of small rank; 5. Narrow p-groups; 6. Additional results; Part II. The Uniqueness Theorem: 7. The transitivity theorem; 8. The fitting subgroup of a maximal subgroup; 9. The uniqueness theorem; Part III. Maximal Subgroups: 10. The subgroups Ma and Me; 11. Exceptional maximal subgroups; 12. The subgroup E; 13. Prime action; Part IV. The Family of All Maximal Subgroups of G: 14. Maximal subgroups of type p and counting arguments; 15. The subgroup Mf; 16. The main results; Appendix; Prerequisites and p-stability.

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