Mixed involution and odd-prime count conjecture

Let SS be a non-abelian simple group, let GG be a group, and let Ir(X)I_r(X) denote the number of elements of order rr in a group XX. Let pp be an odd prime divisor of S|S|.

Mixed counting conjecture. If

I2(G)=I2(S)andIp(G)=Ip(S),I_2(G)=I_2(S)\quad\text{and}\quad I_p(G)=I_p(S),

then

G=S.|G|=|S|.

The conjecture is presented as a consequence suggested by Herzog's conjecture and the cited conjecture on the values Ip(G)I_p(G). No resolution is supplied in the paper excerpt.

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Primary source

Mohammad Zarrin, “A counterexample to Herzog's Conjecture on the number of involutions”, arXiv:1802.08162 (2018).

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