The Chebotarev invariant of a finite group: a conjecture of Kowalski and Zywina
Abstract
A subset \g1, … , gd\ of a finite group G invariably generates G if \g1x1, … , gdxd\ generates G for every choice of xi ∈ G. The Chebotarev invariant C(G) of G is the expected value of the random variable n that is minimal subject to the requirement that n randomly chosen elements of G invariably generate G. Confirming a conjecture of Kowalski and Zywina, we prove that there exists an absolute constant β such that C(G) ≤ β|G| for all finite groups G.
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