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[#P3368] The cyclic-block property for transitive Sylow subgroups

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Problem. Let p be a prime. A totally imprimitive p-group H of finitary permutations is said to have the cyclic-block property if in the cycle decomposition of every element the support of every cycle is a block for H. Let G be a transitive subgroup of the group of finitary permutations F Sym(Ω) of a set Ω. Does every transitive Sylow p-subgroup of G contain a transitive subgroup which has the cyclic-block property? This is Kourovka Notebook Problem \(21.6\).

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“The cyclic-block property for transitive Sylow subgroups.” TheoremDB. P3368. Problem statement; statement identity tdbc1:f35e1acd5a3444407aad542da227e8139936853f3edbcef942f2faf2aa567dac; statement text SHA-256 6575172465cadcd3c35d987a2bcd38a63975e543ab8cf9ddadb561e1c6b44261. https://theoremdb.org/statement/?ref=P3368
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@misc{theoremdb-problem-6575172465cadcd3c35d987a2bcd38a63975e543ab8cf9ddadb561e1c6b44261,
  title = {{The cyclic-block property for transitive Sylow subgroups}},
  howpublished = {TheoremDB},
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  url = {https://theoremdb.org/statement/?ref=P3368}
}

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