On complemented schunck classes of finite groups
A result of \textit{R. P. Erickson} [Commun. Algebra 10, 1919-1938 (1982; Zbl 0498.20018)] states that a Schunck class \(\mathcal H\) is a class of finite groups such that every group has \(\mathcal H\)-projectors. The Schunck class \(\mathcal H\) is complemented in a universe \(\mathcal V\) of finite groups if \({\mathcal H}\subseteq{\mathcal V}\) and in each group \(G\) in \(\mathcal V\) each \(\mathcal H\)-projector is complemented in \(G\). \textit{P. Förster} [Arch. Math. 30, 247-252 (1978; Zbl 0398.20030)] proved that the Schunck complemented classes in the universe \(\mathcal S\) of soluble groups are exactly the classes \({\mathcal S}_\pi\) of all \(\pi\)-soluble groups, \(\pi\) a set of prime numbers. The purpose of this paper is to prove that a Schunck class \(\mathcal H\) is complemented in the universe \(\mathcal E\) of all finite groups if and only if either \({\mathcal H}=1\) or \({\mathcal H}={\mathcal E}\).
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