A note on Frobenius quotient for prime-power divisor of the exponent of finite groups

Abstract

Let G be a finite group and n be any prime-power divisor of exp(G), the exponent of G. Frobenius' theorem indicates that |\g∈ G gn=1\|=fn· n for some positive integer fn. We call fn a Frobenius quotient of G for n. Let Fpp(G)=\fn n is any prime-power divisor of exp(G)\ and mfpp(G) be the maximum Frobenius quotient in Fpp(G). In this paper, we provide a complete classification of finite group G with mfpp(G)≤ q, where q is the smallest prime divisor of |G|.

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