Forcible groups and Frattini covers
Sean Eberhard, Robert M. Guralnick, Carl Schildkraut, Gareth Tracey
Abstract
We say that a finite group G *forces* a finite group H if every finite cover of G contains a subgroup isomorphic to H, and we say H is *forcible* if some finite group G forces H. Complementing a classical result of Thompson--Mann, and answering a recent question of the third author, we show that a finite group is forcible if and only if it is abelian and its Sylow subgroups are elementary-by-cyclic. We also prove relative forcibility results for abelian p-groups in the settings of powerful p-groups and p-groups of bounded nilpotency class.
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