On Leinster groups of order pqrs
Abstract
A finite group is said to be a Leinster group if the sum of the orders of its normal subgroups equals twice the order of the group itself. Let p<q<r<s be primes. We prove that if G is a Leinster group of order p2qr, then G Q20× C19 or Q28 × C13. We also prove that no group of order pqrs is Leinster.
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