This homework assignment contains 10 problems involving group theory concepts: (1) proving an index formula relating subgroup indices, (2) showing subgroups of index 2 are normal, (3) proving the intersection of subgroups of finite index also has finite index. It also includes (4) finding a homomorphism with a non-normal image, (5) generating the symmetric group, (6) relating quotients under homomorphisms and normal subgroups, (7) properties of subgroups in a group of order pq, (8) computing the kernel of a homomorphism on quotient groups, (9) relating normal subgroups of direct products, and (10) structure of groups of order p^2.
This homework assignment contains 10 problems involving group theory concepts: (1) proving an index formula relating subgroup indices, (2) showing subgroups of index 2 are normal, (3) proving the intersection of subgroups of finite index also has finite index. It also includes (4) finding a homomorphism with a non-normal image, (5) generating the symmetric group, (6) relating quotients under homomorphisms and normal subgroups, (7) properties of subgroups in a group of order pq, (8) computing the kernel of a homomorphism on quotient groups, (9) relating normal subgroups of direct products, and (10) structure of groups of order p^2.
This homework assignment contains 10 problems involving group theory concepts: (1) proving an index formula relating subgroup indices, (2) showing subgroups of index 2 are normal, (3) proving the intersection of subgroups of finite index also has finite index. It also includes (4) finding a homomorphism with a non-normal image, (5) generating the symmetric group, (6) relating quotients under homomorphisms and normal subgroups, (7) properties of subgroups in a group of order pq, (8) computing the kernel of a homomorphism on quotient groups, (9) relating normal subgroups of direct products, and (10) structure of groups of order p^2.
1. Let K < H < G be subgroups. Show that [G : K] = [G : H][H : K].
2. Show that every subgroup of index 2 is normal. 3. Assume that both H and K have nite index in G. Prove that H K has nite index in G. 4. Find a homomorphism f : G H such that the image of f is not normal in H. 5. Show that Sn =< (1 2), (1 2 3 . . . n) > for all n 2. 6. Let : G G be an epimorphism and H G a normal subgroup. Prove that 1 (H) G and (G/1 (H)) G /H. 7. Let G be a group of order pq, where p and q are primes. Prove that every proper subgroup of G is cyclic. 8. Let m be a positive integer. Show that the map : Q/Z Q/Z given by q + Z 7 mq + Z is a homomorphism and nd Ker(). 9. Let K G and H G be normal subgroups. Show that K H G G and (G G )/(K H) (G/K) (G /H). 10. Let G be a group of order p2 , where p is a prime. Show that either G is cyclic or every nontrivial element of G has order p.