The Herzog-Sch\"onheim Conjecture for small groups and harmonic subgroups
Abstract
We prove that the Herzog-Sch\"onheim Conjecture holds for any group G of order smaller than 1440. In other words we show that in any non-trivial coset partition \gi Ui\i=1n of G there exist distinct 1 ≤ i, j ≤ n such that [G:Ui]=[G:Uj]. We also study interaction between the indices of subgroups having cosets with pairwise trivial intersection and harmonic integers. We prove that if U1,...,Un are subgroups of G which have pairwise trivially intersecting cosets and n ≤ 4 then [G:U1],...,[G:Un] are harmonic integers.
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