Use the classification of groups with six elements to show that
A(4) has no subgroup with...
Use the classification of groups with six elements to show that
A(4) has no subgroup with 6 elements. [ Hint: check that the
product of any two elements of A(4) of order 2 has order 2]
Show that the groups of the following orders have a normal Sylow
subgroup.
(a) |G| = pq where p and q are
primes.
(b) |G| = paq where p and
q are primes and q < p.
(c) |G| = 4p where p is a prime greater than
four.
D4 = {(1),(1, 2, 3, 4),(1, 3)(2, 4),(1, 4, 3, 2),(1,
2)(3, 4),(1, 4)(2, 3),(2, 4),(1, 3)}
M = {(1),(1, 4)(2, 3)}
N = {(1),(1, 4)(2, 3),(1, 3)(2, 4),(1, 2)(3, 4)}
Show that M is a subgroup N; N is a subgroup D4, but
that M is not a subgroup of D4
Show that there are only two distinct groups with four elements,
as follows. Call the elements of the group e, a. b,c.
Let a denote a nonidentity element whose square is the identity.
The row and column labeled by e are known. Show that the row
labeled by a is determined by the requirement that each group
element must appear exactly once in each row and column; similarly,
the column labeled by a is determined. There are now four table...
4.- Show the solution:
a.- Let G be a group, H a subgroup of G and a∈G. Prove that the
coset aH has the same number of elements as H.
b.- Prove that if G is a finite group and a∈G, then |a| divides
|G|. Moreover, if |G| is prime then G is cyclic.
c.- Prove that every group is isomorphic to a group of
permutations.
SUBJECT: Abstract Algebra
(18,19,20)
In each of the following, show that ? is a subgroup of ?.
(1)
1. ? = 〈F(R), +〉, ? = {? ∈ F(R): ?(?)=0 for every ?∈[0,1]}.
2. ? = 〈F(R), +〉, ? = {? ∈ F(R): ?(?)=−?(?)}.
G
is a group and H is a normal subgroup of G. List the elements of
G/H and then write the table of G/H.
1. G=Z10, H= {0,5}. (Explain why G/H is congruent to Z5)
2. G=S4 and H= {e, (12)(34), (13)(24), (14)(23)
Find a p-Sylow subgroup for each of the given groups, and prime
p:
a. In Z24 a 2-sylow subgroup
b. In S4 a 2-sylow subgroup
c. In A4 a 3-sylow subgroup