A Geometric Characterization of Rational Groups
Abstract
We give a geometric characterization of finite rational groups. In particular, we prove that a finite group is rational if and only if there exists a finite geometry of type I and action of G on as a group of automorphisms such that if g and h are elements of G fixing the same number of flags of type J for all subsets J of I, then g and h are conjugate in G.
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