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Well, I do know that if $G$ has exponent $p$ then $G/Inn(G)\cong Sp(2r,p)$$H/Inn(G)\cong Sp(2r,p)$ and if $G$ has exponent $p^2$ then $G/Inn(G)$$H/Inn(G)$ is the semi-direct product of $Sp(2r-2,p)$ and another extraspecial group of order $p^{2n-1}$.

I believe I also see why $Aut_{SL(V)}G \subset H$, however the other direction is not entirely clear to me.

Well, I do know that if $G$ has exponent $p$ then $G/Inn(G)\cong Sp(2r,p)$ and if $G$ has exponent $p^2$ then $G/Inn(G)$ is the semi-direct product of $Sp(2r-2,p)$ and another extraspecial group of order $p^{2n-1}$.

I believe I also see why $Aut_{SL(V)}G \subset H$, however the other direction is not entirely clear to me.

Well, I do know that if $G$ has exponent $p$ then $H/Inn(G)\cong Sp(2r,p)$ and if $G$ has exponent $p^2$ then $H/Inn(G)$ is the semi-direct product of $Sp(2r-2,p)$ and another extraspecial group of order $p^{2n-1}$.

I believe I also see why $Aut_{SL(V)}G \subset H$, however the other direction is not entirely clear to me.

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Well, I do know that if $G$ has exponent $p$ then $G/Inn(G)\cong Sp(2r,p)$ and if $G$ has exponent $p^2$ then $G/Inn(G)$ is the semi-direct product of $Sp(2r-2,p)$ and another extraspecial group of order $p^{2n-1}$.

I believe I also see why $Aut_{SL(V)}G \subset H$, however the other direction is not entirely clear to me.