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If  G  is a finite group and, we say that  x  lies in a small class ifis minimal among the sizes of the noncentral conjugacy classes of  G . It has been conjectured that if  G  is a solvable group with trivial center and  x  belongs to a small class, then  x  lies in the center of the Fitting subgroup of  G . We restrict the structure of a possible counterexample to this conjecture. We discuss the possible existence of a counterexample. As a consequence, we prove the conjecture when the small classes have prime sizes and also when all chief factors of  G  have rank at most 2. Perhaps surprisingly, the proof in the case when the small classes have prime size and the discussion on the existence of counterexamples use techniques from linear algebra.

Conjugacy classes of small size in solvable groups