On the orders of vanishing elements of finite groups
Sesuai Y. Madanha

TL;DR
This paper investigates the structure of finite groups based on the properties of their vanishing elements' orders, extending classical theorems and analyzing groups with specific constraints on these orders.
Contribution
It introduces new structural results for solvable groups with limited vanishing element orders, generalizes previous work on character degrees, and explores groups with gcd conditions on vanishing element orders.
Findings
If only one vanishing element order divisible by p exists, P' is subnormal.
Groups with exactly one p'-vanishing element order have a specific normal subgroup structure.
Groups where all vanishing element orders share a gcd of p^m have constrained structure.
Abstract
Let be a finite group and be a prime. Let denote the set of the orders of vanishing elements, be the subset of consisting of those orders of vanishing elements divisible by and be the subset of consisting of those orders of vanishing elements not divisible by . Dolfi, Pacifi, Sanus and Spiga proved that if is not a -power for all , then has a normal Sylow -subgroup. In another article, the same authors also show that if if , then has a normal nilpotent -complement. These results are variations of the well known Ito-Michler and Thompson theorems. In this article we study solvable groups such that and show that is subnormal. This is analogous to the…
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