Permutations fixing a k-set
arXiv:1507.04465 · doi:10.1093/imrn/rnv371
Abstract
Let be the proportion of permutations having an invariant set of size . In this note we adapt arguments of the second author to prove that uniformly for , where . As an application we show that the proportion of contained in a transitive subgroup not containing is at least if is even.
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