Groups generated by derangements
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Abstract: We examine the subgroup of a transitive permutation group which is generated by the derangements in . Our main results bound the index of this subgroup: we conjecture that, if has degree and is not a Frobenius group, then ; we prove this except when is a primitive affine group. For affine groups, we translate our conjecture into an equivalent form regarding , where is a linear group on a finite vector space and is the subgroup of generated by elements having eigenvalue~. If is a Frobenius group, then is the Frobenius kernel, and so is isomorphic to a Frobenius complement. We give some examples where , and examine the group-theoretic structure of ; in particular, we construct groups in which is not a Frobenius complement.
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