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Book DetailsMemoirs of the American Mathematical SocietyVolume: 42; 1983; 731 ppMSC: Primary 20
In this Memoir, Gorenstein and Lyons study the generic finite simple group of characteristic 2 type whose proper subgroups are of known type. Their principal result (the Trichotomy Theorem) asserts that such a group has one of three precisely determined internal structures. (Simple groups with these structures have been classified by several authors.) The proof is completely local-theoretic and, in particular, depends crucially on signalizer functor theory. It also depends on a large number of properties of the known finite simple groups. The development of some of these properties is a contribution to the general theory of the known groups.
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Table of Contents
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Chapters
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1. Introduction
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Part I. Properties of $K$-groups, and preliminary lemmas
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2. Decorations of the known simple groups
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3. Local subgroups of the known simple groups
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4. Balance and signalizers
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5. Generational properties of $K$-groups
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6. Factorizations
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7. Miscellaneous general results and lemmas about $K$-groups
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Appendix
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Part II. The trichotomy theorem
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1. Odd standard form
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2. Signalizer functors and weak proper 2-generated $p$-cores
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3. Almost strongly $p$-embedded maximal 2-local subgroups
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In this Memoir, Gorenstein and Lyons study the generic finite simple group of characteristic 2 type whose proper subgroups are of known type. Their principal result (the Trichotomy Theorem) asserts that such a group has one of three precisely determined internal structures. (Simple groups with these structures have been classified by several authors.) The proof is completely local-theoretic and, in particular, depends crucially on signalizer functor theory. It also depends on a large number of properties of the known finite simple groups. The development of some of these properties is a contribution to the general theory of the known groups.
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Chapters
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1. Introduction
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Part I. Properties of $K$-groups, and preliminary lemmas
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2. Decorations of the known simple groups
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3. Local subgroups of the known simple groups
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4. Balance and signalizers
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5. Generational properties of $K$-groups
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6. Factorizations
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7. Miscellaneous general results and lemmas about $K$-groups
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Appendix
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Part II. The trichotomy theorem
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1. Odd standard form
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2. Signalizer functors and weak proper 2-generated $p$-cores
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3. Almost strongly $p$-embedded maximal 2-local subgroups