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A b s t r a c t . Transitive permutation groups of degrees 43, 67, 79, 103 and 139 are classified. I n this note we consider insoluble transitive permutation groups of degree p ---6 q + 1 where p and q are primes and summarise the computations whereby these groups have been classified for some small values of q. The result which allows progress on this problem is due to McDonough [1] ; he showed t h a t ff such a group has a Sylow p-normaliser of order 3p then it is isomorphic either to PSL(3, 3) or PS.L (3, 5) (of degrees 13, 31 respectively). Using this theorem machine computations along the lines of those done by Parker, Nikolai and Appel [3, 2] for degrees p ---2 q + 1 and T -~ 4 q + 1 give the following Theorem. Every insoluble transitive permutation grou T o/ degree 43, 67, 79, 103, 139 contains the alternating group o/ that degree.
To describe the calculations leading to this result we let G denote an insoluble transitive group of degree p ~ 6q Jr 1, T and q prime, with q > 5 and let P be a Sylow p-subgroup of G. I n trying to prove that G ~ A~ or S~ we can of course assume that G < A p . Because of this we have IN(P) 1 = ~p where k divides 89 1 ) = 3q. However, Burnside's transfer theorem ensures t h a t 2=4=1 and MeDonough's theorem ensures t h a t k ~= 3 ; thus q divides k. Moreover a theorem of [3] guarantees t h a t 2V(P) contains a Sylow q-subgroup Q of G. Hence G contains the metacyelic (non-abelian) group PQ of order pq and degree p. All such metacyclic groups are isomorphic as permutation groups and so we m a y take the set of symbols permuted b y G to be the residues modulo p, P to be generated b y an element a: ~ - > ~ ~ 1 m o d p and Q to be generated b y an element b: ~ ~->r6~ m o d p where r is a primitive root modulo p. Again by Burnside's transfer theorem there is an element c ~_N(Q) -- C(Q) and, as c ~ ( P ) ,
