maximum sum element orders of all proper subgroups of pgl(2, q)
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in this paper we show that if q is a power of a prime p , then the projective special linear group psl(2, q) and the stabilizer of a point of the projective line have maximum sum element orders among all proper subgroups of projective general linear group pgl(2, q) for q odd and even respectively
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bulletin of the iranian mathematical societyجلد ۳۹، شماره ۳، صفحات ۵۰۱-۵۰۵
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