The proportion of derangements characterizes the symmetric and alternating groups
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Radix representation; digital problems (11A63) Homogeneous approximation to one number (11J04) Structure of families (Picard-Lefschetz, monodromy, etc.) (14D05) Coverings in algebraic geometry (14E20) Finite ground fields in algebraic geometry (14G15) Characterization theorems for permutation groups (20B10) Subgroups of symmetric groups (20B35)
Abstract: Let be a subgroup of the symmetric group . If the proportion of fixed-point-free elements in (or a coset) equals the proportion of fixed-point-free elements in , then . The analogue for holds if . We give an application to monodromy groups.
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