Abstract

Let GG be a finite group and let pp be a prime. Assume that there exists a prime qq dividing ∣G∣|G| which does not divide the order of any pp-local subgroup of GG. If GG is pp-solvable or qq divides p−1p-1, then GG has a pp-block of defect zero. The case q=2q=2 is a well-known result by Brauer and Fowler.

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