Cyclic Groups
[8/75%]Prove that every finitely generated subgroup of , the additive group of rational numbers, is cyclic.
Does the same conclusion hold for finitely generated subgroups of , where is the group of integers?
Note: See also Problems 6.6.3 and 6.7.2.
Let be the group . Show that for every positive integer , has a unique cyclic subgroup of order .
Show that a group is isomorphic to a subgroup of the additive group of the rationals if and only if is countable and every finite subset of is contained in an infinite cyclic subgroup of .
Let be a cyclic group, and let be elements which are not squares. Prove that is a square.
Give an example to show that this result is false if the group is not cyclic.
Prove that any group of order 77 is cyclic.
Let be a group of order , where is an odd prime. Assume that has a normal subgroup of order 2. Prove that is cyclic.
A finite abelian group has the property that for each positive integer the set has at most elements. Prove that is cyclic, and deduce that every finite field has cyclic multiplicative group.
Let be a finite group of order with the property that for each divisor of there is at most one subgroup in of order . Show is cyclic.