A generalisation of a theorem of Wielandt

preprint2016arXivOpen access

Abstract

In 1974, Helmut Wielandt proved that in a finite group GG, a subgroup AA is subnormal if and only if it is subnormal in every $\seq{A,g}$ for all g∈Gg\in G. In this paper, we prove that the subnormality of an odd order nilpotent subgroup AA of GG is already guaranteed by a seemingly weaker condition: AA is subnormal in GG if for every conjugacy class CC of GG there exists c∈Cc\in C for which AA is subnormal in $\seq{A,c}$. We also prove the following property of finite non-abelian simple groups: if AA is a subgroup of odd prime order pp in a finite almost simple group GG, then there exists a cyclic p′p'-subgroup of F∗(G)F^*(G) which does not normalise any non-trivial pp-subgroup of GG that is generated by conjugates of~AA.

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