Subgroup S-commutativity degrees of finite groups.

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Abstract: The so--called subgroup commutativity degree sd(G) of a finite group G is the number of permuting subgroups (H,K)inmathrmL(G)imesmathrmL(G), where mathrmL(G) is the subgroup lattice of G, divided by |mathrmL(G)|2. It allows us to measure how G is far from the celebrated classification of quasihamiltonian groups of K. Iwasawa. Here we generalize sd(G), looking at suitable sublattices of mathrmL(G), and show some new lower bounds.


In this paper a generalization of the subgroup commutativity degree of a finite group \(G\) is given. More precisely, the authors define and study the subgroup \(S\)-commutativity degree of \(G\), i.e. the number of permuting subgroups \((H,K)\in sn(G)\times M(G)\) (where \(sn(G)\) is the lattice of subnormal subgroups of \(G\) and \(M(G)\) denotes the set of maximal subgroups of \(G\)), divided by \(|sn(G)||M(G)|\). This new quantity measures the probability that subnormal subgroups commute with maximal subgroups.











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