The two-element commutative p-base conjecture

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Let GG be a finite group and let pp be a prime. If PP is a Sylow pp-subgroup of GG, a subset Δ⊆P\Delta\subseteq P is a pp-base when CG(Δ)\mathrm{C}_G(\Delta) is pp-nilpotent, meaning that it has a normal pp-complement.

The two-element commutative pp-base conjecture. Every finite group has a commutative pp-base of size 22 for every prime pp.

The conjecture seeks a uniform bound on the number of elements needed to control centralizers in finite groups; the paper proves the corresponding bound for pp-solvable groups and verifies the conjecture in several further classes, but does not establish it in general.

References

Primary source

Benjamin Sambale, “Generalized bases of finite groups”, arXiv:2103.04040 (2021).

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