Abstract
We present a one sided Monte--Carlo algorithm which constructs a long root $\sl_2(q)$-subgroup in , where is a black-box group and is a finite simple group of Lie type defined over a field of odd order for some . Our algorithm is based on the analysis of the structure of centralizers of involutions and can be viewed as a computational version of Aschbacher's Classical Involution Theorem. We also present an algorithm which determines whether the -core (or "unipotent radical") of a black-box group is trivial or not, where is a finite simple classical group of odd characteristic . This answers a well-known question of Babai and Shalev.
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