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Finite groups "72

# Finite groups "72

## Proceedings of the Gainesville Conference on Finite Groups, March 23-24, 1972 (North-Holland mathematics studies)

Written in English

The Physical Object
Number of Pages168
ID Numbers
Open LibraryOL7529646M
ISBN 100444104518
ISBN 109780444104519

This was a comment to the answer here. It is one of the series of questions about finite groups with automorphism groups of odd order and would reduce the question to nilpotent groups. Question. Is.   The theory of finite simple groups enjoyed a period of spectacular activity in the s and s. The first edition of Gorenstein's book was published in , at the time of some of the first major classification results/5(2).

After reading this book, the student will be well prepared to more advanced books such as Isaac’s Finite Group Theory (AMS, ), or Kurzweil and Stellmacher The Theory of Finite Groups (Springer, ) to mention just two recent additions to a large literature, or more classical texts such as Hall’s The Theory of Groups (AMS-Chelsea, text, Finite Groups, became the basic reference in finite group theory; many young mathematicians, including myself, were introduced to the new theory of finite simple groups through his book. Gorenstein was the chief strategist in the effort to classify the simple groups; indeed, in his series of lectures at the University of Chicago in ,File Size: KB.