The 89/325 derangement bound for finite simple transitive groups
Problem. Let a finite simple group \(G\) act transitively on a finite set \(\Omega\) with \(|\Omega| \ge 2\). Let \(\delta(G,\Omega)\) be the proportion of elements of \(G\) that fix no point of \(\Omega\). Is \(\delta(G,\Omega) \ge 89/325\) for every such action?
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2See also
- Outer order automorphisms of Dlab groupskourovka notebook
- Distributive lattices of right-relatively convex subgroupskourovka notebook
- Embedding groups of type F into higher finiteness typeskourovka notebook
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