The diameter of products of finite simple groups
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Abstract: Following partially a suggestion by Pyber, we prove that the diameter of a product of non-abelian finite simple groups is bounded linearly by the maximum diameter of its factors. For completeness, we include the case of abelian factors and give explicit constants in all bounds.
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