I am trying to find a counterexample to a claim about groups.
I need a random generator (a program in any programming language, or an algorithm) which will generate a random group $G$ of any order such that:
- $G$ has a p-subgroup $P$ which is not a Sylow p-subgroup
- $G$ has a normal subgroup $N$ whose order is coprime with $|P|$
Is there any known work on generating random groups in general? The only way I see now is to create a multiplication table, check group axioms, check the properties I need. But this is inefficient. I do not think I can every generate a group satisfying the above properties by simply trying all tables. Any thoughts?