The normalizer problem for finite groups having centerless normal subgroups

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Abstract

Let E be an extension of a centerless finite group by another finite group. Under some conditions, it is proved that E has the normalizer property. As an application, we prove that the holomorphs of all the alternating groups and the sporadic simple groups have the normalizer property.

Keywords

holomorph / normalizer property / sporadic simple groups

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