Proves Schur-Zassenhaus and Sylow theorems for finite skew braces: Hall ideals have complements, left ideals of prime-power order lie in Sylow sub-skew braces, and the number of Sylow p-sub-skew braces is congruent to 1 mod p.
On the Sylow Theorem for Skew Braces
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We discuss the (first) Sylow theorem for certain classes of finite skew braces, proving it to hold true when the skew brace is two-sided, bi-skew, right nilpotent, $\lambda$-homomorphic or supersoluble. We also show it to hold true for soluble skew braces that are left-nilpotent, and address a number of more specialized settings, proving general Hall-type theorems.
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