Splitting the center of a Sylow subgroup
Abstract
Suppose p is a prime and S is a Sylow p-subgroup of a finite group G. If S is normal in G, then Z(S) is the direct product of S Z(G) with [Z(S), G]. We prove an analogous result for all groups except in some cases where p=2 and G is not solvable, where we have counterexamples. We also extend this result to fusion systems.
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