The folklore conjecture that almost all finite groups are 2-groups
Let a finite group be a group with finitely many elements, and call it a 2-group when its order is a power of . Folklore conjecture. Almost all groups are -groups. This conjecture is presented as a folklore claim that would nearly complete the classification of finite wreath products with surjective strategies; its precise meaning and current status are not specified in the source.
References
Primary source
Peter Kagey, “Spinning switches on a wreath product”, arXiv:2210.09408 (2022).
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