On Leinster groups of order pqrs

Publication date 12 November 2019

Arithmetic and combinatorial problems involving abstract finite groups (20D60) Structure and classification of infinite or finite groups (20E99)

Abstract: A finite group is said to be a Leinster group if the sum of the orders of its normal subgroups equals twice the order of the group itself. Let

p < q < r < s

be primes. We prove that if

G

is a Leinster group of order

p^{2} q r

, then

G c o n g Q_{20} i m e s C_{19}

or

Q_{28} i m e s C_{13}

. We also prove that no group of order

p q r s

is Leinster.

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