Writing f(T ) = (T − r1) · · · (T − rn), the splitting field of f(T ) over K is K(r1, . . . , rn). Each σ in the Galois group of f(T ) over K permutes the ri’s since σ fixes K and therefore f(r) = 0⇒ f(σ(r)) = 0. The automorphism σ is completely determined by its permutation of the ri’s since the ri’s generate the splitting field over K. A permutation of the ri’s can be viewed as a permutation ...

In a 1937 paper B. H. Neumann constructed an uncountable family of 2-generated groups. We prove that all his groups are permutation stable by analyzing the structure their invariant random subgroups.