Determining Sets and Determining Numbers of Finite Groups
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Abstract: Let be a group. A subset of is a determining set of , if every automorphism of is uniquely determined by its action on . The determining number of , denoted by , is the cardinality of a smallest determining set. A generating set of is a subset such that every element of can be expressed as the combination, under the group operation, of finitely many elements of the subset and their inverses. The cardinality of a smallest generating set of , denoted by , is called the generating number of . A group is called a DEG-group if . The main results of this article are as follows. Finite groups with determining number or are classified; Finite simple groups and finite nilpotent groups are proved to be DEG-groups; A finite group is a normal subgroup of a DEG-group and there is an injective mapping from the set all finite groups to the set of finite DEG-groups; Nilpotent groups of order which have the maximum determining number are classified; For any integer , there exists a group such that and .
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