The Symmetric Group of Degree Six can be Covered by 13 and no Fewer Proper Subgroups
Bulletin of the Malaysian Mathematical Society, Tome 30 (2007) no. 1
In this note, we prove that the symmetric group of degree six can be covered by 13 and no fewer proper subgroups. This partially answers a question of M. J. Tomkinson [Groups as the union of proper subgroups, Math. Scand. 81 (
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A. Abdollahi; F. Ashraf; S. M. Shaker. The Symmetric Group of Degree Six can be Covered by 13 and no Fewer Proper Subgroups. Bulletin of the Malaysian Mathematical Society, Tome 30 (2007) no. 1. http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/BMMS_2007_30_1_a6/