Permutations contained in transitive subgroups
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Abstract: In the first paper in this series we estimated the probability that a random permutation has a fixed set of a given size. In this paper, we elaborate on the same method to estimate the probability that has disjoint fixed sets of prescribed sizes , where . We deduce an estimate for the proportion of permutations contained in a transitive subgroup other than or . This theorem consists of two parts: an estimate for the proportion of permutations contained in an imprimitive transitive subgroup, and an estimate for the proportion of permutations contained in a primitive subgroup other than or .
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