Henke, Ellen (2010)
Ph.D. thesis, University of Birmingham.
| AbstractWe define minimal fusion systems in a way that every non-solvable fusion system has a section which is minimal. Minimal fusion systems can also be seen as analogs of Thompson's N-groups. In this thesis, we consider a minimal fusion systems F on a finite p-group S that has a unique maximal p-local subsystem containing N_F(S). For an arbitrary prime p, we determine the structure of a certain (explicitly described) p-local subsystem of F. If p=2, this yields to a complete classification of the fusion system F.
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