On periodic groups isospectral to A7
Abstract
The spectrum of a periodic group G is the set ω(G) of its element orders. Consider a group G such that ω(G)=ω(A7). Assume that G has a subgroup H isomorphic to A4, whose involutions are squares of elements of order 4. We prove that either O2(H) ⊂eq O2(G) or G has a finite nonabelian simple subgroup.
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