Finite groups with large power-avoiding subsets
Simon R. Blackburn, Sarah B. Hart, Daniel McVeagh
Abstract
A subset X of a finite group G is k-power-avoiding if for all g∈ G we have that \g,gk\⊂eq X. The paper shows that if G contains a k-power-avoiding subset X with |X|≥ |G|-c, then the group Gk generated by the kth powers of elements of G has bounded order (in k and c). We provide more detailed structural results when c≤ 2, and in particular we classify the groups which arise when c≤ 2 and k is prime.
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