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20122026
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7 papers

math.GR2026

Brauer-Fowler Bounds for Elements of Odd Prime Order

Alessandro Dioguardi Burgio, Kıvanç Ersoy, Edoardo Salati

The Brauer--Fowler theorem bounds the order of a finite simple group in terms of the order of the centralizer of an involution. Hartley proved an automorphism version, bounding the…

math.GR2026

Mixed identities for simple locally finite groups

Henry Bradford, Kıvanç Ersoy, Jakob Schneider +1

A mixed identity of a group is a nontrivial word with constants that vanishes under every substitution of its variables. We derive lower bounds for the length of mixed identities i…

math.GR2026

Inverse ambiguous maps on infinite groups

Sezen Bostan, Kıvanç Ersoy

Let be a group. A bijection is called inverse ambiguous if for every . We prove that every infinite group admits an inverse ambig…

math.GR2026

On minimal non-sofic and -non-sofic groups

Kıvanç Ersoy

We investigate structural properties of non-sofic groups, assuming that such groups exist. We introduce and study two classes: minimal non-sofic groups and -non-sofic groups. Fo…

math.GR2026

A residually finite analogue of Kegel's theorem on splitting automorphisms

Alfonso Di Bartolo, Kıvanç Ersoy, Giovanni Falcone

Thompson proved that every finite group admitting a fixed-point-free automorphism of prime order is nilpotent, and Kegel showed that the same conclusion holds for finite groups adm…

math.GR2018

Centralizer fusion systems of central involutions in a finite group with soluble centralizer of involutions

Kıvanç Ersoy, İpek Tuvay

It is a long-standing open problem raised by Starostin to describe all finite groups with soluble centralizers of involutions. One can observe that if the centralizer fusion system…

math.GR2012

On groups with all subgroups subnormal or soluble of bounded derived length

Kivanc Ersoy, Antonio Tortora, Maria Tota

In this paper, we deal with locally graded groups whose subgroups are either subnormal or soluble of bounded derived length, say d. In particular, we prove that every locally (solu…