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The following pages link to Minimal degree for a permutation representation of a classical group (Q1248703):
Displaying 23 items.
- The primitive permutation groups of degree less than 1000 (Q3789755) (← links)
- On the orders of primitive linear <i>P'</i>-groups (Q4283043) (← links)
- Invariant hermitian lattices in the steinberg module and their isometry groups (Q4349720) (← links)
- Influence of Indices of the Maximal Subgroups of the Finite Simple Groups on the Structure of a Finite Group (Q4454155) (← links)
- Probabilistic Generation of Wreath Products of Non-abelian Finite Simple Groups (Q4678714) (← links)
- On faithful permutation representations of small degree (Q4696705) (← links)
- Minimal characters of the finite classical groups (Q4887969) (← links)
- Factorizations of Almost Simple Groups with a Solvable Factor, and Cayley Graphs of Solvable Groups (Q5097144) (← links)
- Flexible stability and nonsoficity (Q5113223) (← links)
- Effective equidistribution and property (𝜏) (Q5216996) (← links)
- Intersection growth in groups (Q5367084) (← links)
- Large doubly transitive orbits on a line (Q5452626) (← links)
- Absolute Fourth Moments and Finiteness of Linear Groups (Q5491373) (← links)
- On Permutation Groups of Degree a Product of Two Prime-Powers (Q5495275) (← links)
- On the number of conjugacy classes of a primitive permutation group (Q5880814) (← links)
- Linear groups (Q5902851) (← links)
- Finite groups (Q5903874) (← links)
- The non-solvable rank 3 affine planes (Q5930019) (← links)
- Parabolic permutation representations of the group \(^2E_6(q^2)\) (Q5942063) (← links)
- A characterization of the finite simple groups (Q5958879) (← links)
- Inclusions of innately transitive groups into wreath products in product action with applications to 2-arc-transitive graphs (Q5964101) (← links)
- A Faster Isomorphism Test for Graphs of Small Degree (Q6139827) (← links)
- Classical groups as flag-transitive automorphism groups of 2-designs with \(\lambda = 2\) (Q6543053) (← links)
