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README

1README file for the GrpConst share package by
2Hans Ulrich Besche and Bettina Eick.
3
4The package contains programs that implement three different approaches to
5constructing up to isomorphism all groups of a given order.
6
7The FrattiniExtensionMethod constructs all soluble groups of a given order.
8On request it gives only those that are (or are not) nilpotent or
9supersolvable or that do (or do not) have normal Sylow subgroups for
10some given set of primes. The program's output may be expressed in a
11compact coded form, if desired.
12
13The CyclicSplitExtensionMethod constructs all (necessarily soluble) groups
14whose given orders are of the form p^n*q for different primes p and q and
15which have at least one normal Sylow subgroup. The method, which relies
16upon having available a list of all groups of order p^n, is often faster
17than the Frattini extension method for the groups to which it applies.
18
19The UpwardsExtensions takes as its input a permutation group G and positive
20integer s and returns a list of permutation groups, one for each
21extension of G by a soluble group of order a divisor of s. Usually it is
22used for nonsoluble G only, since for soluble groups the above methods
23are more efficient.
24
25The programs in this package have been used to construct a large part
26of the Small Groups library. The algorithms upon which they are based
27are original work of the package authors and are described fully in
28
29[1] H. U. Besche and B. Eick.
30    Construction of finite groups,
31    J. Symb. Comput. {\bf 27} (1999), 387 -- 404.
32
33[2] H. U. Besche and B. Eick.
34    The groups of order at most 1000 except 512 and 768,
35    J. Symb. Comput. {\bf 27} (1999), 405 -- 413.
36
37[3] H. U. Besche and B. Eick.
38    The groups of order $q^n \cdot p$,
39    Comm Algebra. {\bf 29} (2001), 1759 -- 1772.
40