A Determination of B-groups of Order p4
Christopher Herbig
Abstract
A group H is said to be a B-group if whenever a primitive permutation group G contains a regular subgroup isomorphic to H, then G is doubly transitive. Going as far back as William Burnside, several authors have investigated whether certain families of groups are B-groups. Using the O'Nan-Scott Theorem as our starting point, we classify the B-groups of order p4 where p is a prime.
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