Homomorphisms and normal subgroups. Factorgroups and centers
[52/77%]Prove that the subgroup of the group is normal, if:
is a commutative group, is any subgroup of it;
is the subgroup of matrices with determinant equal to 1;
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is the group of nonsingular complex upper triangular matrices, is the group of matrices of the form
Is the set of all matrices of the form
where are odd and are even, a normal subgroup of the group ?
Prove that any subgroup of index 2 is normal.
Find all normal subgroups, other than the trivial subgroup and the whole group, in the groups:
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Using the group as an example, show that a normal subgroup of a normal subgroup of a group need not be normal in .
Let and be normal subgroups of a group with the trivial subgroup. Prove that for all .
Let be a subgroup of of index 2, a conjugacy class of , and . Prove that is either a single conjugacy class of , or the union of two conjugacy classes of consisting of the same number of elements.
Prove that the quotient group is not cyclic.
Find the number of conjugacy classes in the group and the number of elements in each class.
Prove that the group is simple.
Prove that in the quaternion group every subgroup is normal.
Find the center and all conjugacy classes in the group .
Prove that the complex matrices
\begin{array}{ll} \pm E= \pm \left[\begin{smallmatrix} 1 & 0 \\ 0 & 1 \end{array}, I= i 0 0 -i J= 0 1 -1 0 , K= 0 i i 0
form, under matrix multiplication, a group isomorphic to .
Find all normal subgroups of the dihedral group .
Let be a field and a subgroup of containing . Prove that is normal in .
To each matrix assign the fractional-linear transformation
Find the kernel of this homomorphism.
Prove that the kernel of any homomorphism of the group into the additive group is an infinite group.
Let be natural numbers, and let be the subset of consisting of matrices of the form , where is an integer square matrix of size . Prove that:
is a normal subgroup of ;
if is a prime number, then
the group contains no elements of finite order when ;
if is a finite subgroup of , then the order of divides
Prove that for any group the set of all inner automorphisms is a normal subgroup of the group Aut of all automorphisms of .
Prove that any subgroup containing the commutator subgroup of a group is normal.
Find the center of the group:
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Let the group be generated by elements , with
Prove that the element lies in the center of the group .
Prove that the center of a group of order , where is a prime number , contains more than one element.
Let be the set of upper unitriangular matrices of order 3 with entries in the field .
Prove that is a noncommutative group of order under multiplication.
Find the center of the group .
Find all the conjugacy classes of the group .
Find the center of the group:
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of the group of upper triangular matrices.
Find the center:
of the group of all fractional-linear transformations of the complex plane;
of the group of all transformations of the unit disk from problem 24.25.
Prove that a group is a homomorphic image of a finite cyclic group if and only if is also cyclic and its order divides the order of the group .
Prove that if a group is mapped homomorphically onto a group , with , then:
the order of is divisible by the order of ;
the order of is divisible by the order of .
Find all homomorphic maps:
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Prove that the additive group of rational numbers cannot be mapped homomorphically onto the additive group of integers.
Find the quotient groups:
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Let be the additive group of an -dimensional linear space over a field , and let be the subgroup of vectors of a -dimensional subspace. Prove that the quotient group is isomorphic to .
Let be the set of numbers with arguments of the form . Prove that:
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Let
Prove that:
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Let be the group of affine transformations of an -dimensional space, the subgroup of translations, and the subgroup of transformations fixing a given point . Prove that:
is a normal subgroup of ;
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Prove that the quotient group of by the normal subgroup is isomorphic to the group .
Prove that if is a subgroup of index in a group , then contains a subgroup normal in whose index in divides .
Prove that a subgroup whose index is the smallest prime divisor of the order of the group is normal.
Prove that the quotient group of by its center is isomorphic to the group .
Prove that in the group :
every element has finite order;
for every natural number there is exactly one subgroup of order .
Prove that the group of inner automorphisms of a group is isomorphic to the quotient group of by its center.
Prove that the quotient group of a noncommutative group by its center cannot be cyclic.
Prove that a group of order , where is a prime number, is commutative.
Prove that the group of all automorphisms of a noncommutative group cannot be cyclic.
Find the number of conjugacy classes and the number of elements in each class for a noncommutative group of order , where is a prime number.
A subgroup is called maximal in a group if and any subgroup containing coincides with or . Prove that:
the intersection of any two distinct maximal commutative subgroups is contained in the center of the group;
in every finite simple noncommutative group there exist two distinct maximal subgroups whose intersection contains more than one element;
in every finite simple noncommutative group there exists a proper noncommutative subgroup.
Prove that the quotient group of by its center is isomorphic to .
Prove that every finite subgroup of is a subgroup of one of the following groups: .
Let be a field, , and let be a normal subgroup of . Prove that either , or consists of scalar matrices.
Let be a field containing at least four elements, and let be a normal subgroup of . Prove that either , or consists of scalar matrices.
Prove that .
Find all normal subgroups of .
Let be a normal subgroup of finite index in . Then there exists a natural number such that .
Let be a field, , and let be an automorphism of the group . Prove that there exist a group homomorphism and an automorphism of the field such that either
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where .