Recognition of alternating groups of prime degree from their element orders

By A. Kondrat’ev, V. Mazurov. 2000

107 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. A. Moghaddamfar
2. Wujie Shi
3. A. R. Zokayi
4. W. Zhou
5. V. Mazurov
6. Alireza Abdollahi
7. A. M. Hassanabadi
8. Andrey Vasil'ev

In Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics

1. A. Moghaddamfar
2. Wujie Shi
3. A. R. Zokayi
4. W. Zhou
5. V. Mazurov
6. A. M. Hassanabadi
7. Alireza Abdollahi
8. Andrey Vasil'ev

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. A. Moghaddamfar
2. Wujie Shi
3. A. R. Zokayi
4. W. Zhou
5. V. Mazurov
6. Andrey Vasil'ev

Citations in the corpus

• Recognition of Finite Simple Groups S4(q) by Their Element Orders (2002, background): “Notice that there are three misprints in [ 3 ]: Table 1b, rows 2 G2(q) and F4(q); Table 1c, row Fi 0.”
• On the noncommuting graph associated with a finite group (2005, background): “In every finite simple group of Lie type S with t(S) ≥ 2 (except S = A1(q), q odd), there are some maximal tours such as T which is a cyclic Hall subgroup of S and evidently CS(T ) = T (see [6]).”