The homomorphism conjecture for -submaximal subgroups
The homomorphism conjecture for -submaximal subgroups
Let be a class of finite groups, let be an -separable normal subgroup of a finite group , and let be the canonical epimorphism. The homomorphism conjecture. This epimorphism always maps every -submaximal subgroup of to an -submaximal subgroup of ; conversely, every -submaximal subgroup of is the image of an -submaximal subgroup of . The conjecture asks for a reduction theorem for -submaximal subgroups analogous to Wielandt's theorem for -maximal subgroups, and is presented as central to the paper's investigation of inductiveness under homomorphisms.
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Danila O. Revin and Andrei V. Zavarnitsine, “The behavior of π-submaximal subgroups under homomorphisms with π-separable kernels”, arXiv:2006.09752 (2020).
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