Abstract
The Frobenius group G belongs to an important class of groups that more than 100 years ago was defined by F. G. Frobenius who proved that G is a semi-direct product of a normal subgroup K of G called kernel by another non-trivial subgroup H called the complement. In this case we show that a few of the classical finite groups can be Frobenius complement.
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