
Using the classification of finite simple groups the authors prove that every sporadic simple group is determined by its order and the set of indices of its maximal subgroups.
group orders, sporadic simple groups, Maximal subgroups, Finite simple groups and their classification, maximal subgroups, Arithmetic and combinatorial problems involving abstract finite groups, Simple groups: sporadic groups, sets of indices
group orders, sporadic simple groups, Maximal subgroups, Finite simple groups and their classification, maximal subgroups, Arithmetic and combinatorial problems involving abstract finite groups, Simple groups: sporadic groups, sets of indices
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