In this note,we show that if every maximal subgroup of a Sylow p-subgroup of a finite group has a p-solvable supplement then the group is necessarily p-solvable.This gives a positive answer to Problem 17.111 of the Ko...In this note,we show that if every maximal subgroup of a Sylow p-subgroup of a finite group has a p-solvable supplement then the group is necessarily p-solvable.This gives a positive answer to Problem 17.111 of the Kourovka Notebook(Unsolved Problems in Group Theory),which was posed by Skiba.展开更多
In Ref. [1], O. Martz investigated the relation between the character degrees and the p-rank in a p-solvable group. In Ref. [2], Y. Q. Wang investigated the relation between the Brauer character degrees and the p-rank...In Ref. [1], O. Martz investigated the relation between the character degrees and the p-rank in a p-solvable group. In Ref. [2], Y. Q. Wang investigated the relation between the Brauer character degrees and the p-rank in a p-solvable group. Correspondingly, D. Chillag and M. Herzog investigated the relation between the conjugacy class lengths and the p-rank in a solvable group. In this note, we improve the展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11101055 and 11171364)
文摘In this note,we show that if every maximal subgroup of a Sylow p-subgroup of a finite group has a p-solvable supplement then the group is necessarily p-solvable.This gives a positive answer to Problem 17.111 of the Kourovka Notebook(Unsolved Problems in Group Theory),which was posed by Skiba.
文摘In Ref. [1], O. Martz investigated the relation between the character degrees and the p-rank in a p-solvable group. In Ref. [2], Y. Q. Wang investigated the relation between the Brauer character degrees and the p-rank in a p-solvable group. Correspondingly, D. Chillag and M. Herzog investigated the relation between the conjugacy class lengths and the p-rank in a solvable group. In this note, we improve the
