Recognizing Finite Groups Through Order and Degree Patterns

The degree pattern of a finite group G associated with its prime graph has been introduced by Moghaddamfar in 2005 and it is proved that the following simple groups are uniquely determined by their order and degree patterns： All sporadic simple groups, the alternating groups Ap （p ≤ 5 is a twin prime） and some simple groups of the Lie type. In this paper, the authors continue this investigation. In particular, the authors show that the symmetric groups Sp＋3, where p ＋ 2 is a composite number and p ＋ 4 is a prime and 97 〈 p ∈π（1000!）, are 3-fold OD-characterizable. The authors also show that the alternating groups All6 and A134 are OD-characterizable. It is worth mentioning that the latter not only generalizes the results by Hoseini in 2010 but also gives a positive answer to a conjecture by Moghaddamfar in 2009.

Recognizing the Automorphism Groups of Mathieu Groups Through Their Orders and Large Degrees of Their Irreducible Characters＊

It is a well-known fact that characters of a finite group can give important information about the structure of the group. It was also proved by the third author that a finite simple group can be uniquely determined by its character table. Here the authors attempt to investigate how to characterize a finite almost-simple group by using less information of its character table, and successfully characterize the automorphism groups of Mathieu groups by their orders their character tables. and at most two irreducible character degrees of

OD-Characterization of Alternating and Symmetric Groups of Degree p+5

In this paper,it is proved that all the alternating groups A_(p+5) are ODcharacterizable and the symmetric groups S_(p+5) are 3-fold OD-characterizable,where p + 4 is a composite number and p + 6 is a prime and 5≠p∈π(1000!).