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math.GR2026

Stallings foldings for rational subsets of automatic groups

Lucía Asencio-Martín, John R. Britnell, Andrew Duncan +2

Let be an automatic group with associated regular language . We describe a procedure for constructing an automaton which recognises elements of a given submonoid or rational…

math.GR2014

On exceptional groups of order p^5

John R. Britnell, Neil Saunders, Tony Skyner

A finite group G is exceptional if it has a quotient Q whose minimal faithful permutation degree is greater than that of G. We say that Q is a distinguished quotient. The smallest…

math.GR2013

On types of matrices and centralizers of matrices and permutations

John R. Britnell, Mark Wildon

It is known that that the centralizer of a matrix over a finite field depends, up to conjugacy, only on the type of the matrix, in the sense defined by J. A. Green. In this paper a…

math.GR2013

Perfect commuting graphs

John R. Britnell, Nick Gill

We classify the finite quasisimple groups whose commuting graph is perfect and we give a general structure theorem for finite groups whose commuting graph is perfect.

math.GR2013★ 5 cited

Nilpotent covers and non-nilpotent subsets of finite groups of Lie type

Azizollah Azad, John R. Britnell, Nick Gill

Let be a finite group, and an element of . A subgroup of is said to be {\it -nilpotent} if it is nilpotent, and has nilpotency class a…

math.GR2012★ 1 cited

Normal coverings of linear groups

John R. Britnell, Attila Maroti

For a non-cyclic finite group , let denote the smallest number of conjugacy classes of proper subgroups of needed to cover . Bubboloni, Praeger and Spiga, motivate…