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Section13.3Exercises

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1

Find all of the abelian groups of order less than or equal to 40 up to isomorphism.

Hint

There are three possible groups.

2

Find all of the abelian groups of order 200 up to isomorphism.

3

Find all of the abelian groups of order 720 up to isomorphism.

4

Find all of the composition series for each of the following groups.

  1. Z12{\mathbb Z}_{12}

  2. Z48{\mathbb Z}_{48}

  3. The quaternions, Q8Q_8

  4. D4D_4

  5. S3Γ—Z4S_3 \times {\mathbb Z}_4

  6. S4S_4

  7. Sn,S_n\text{,} nβ‰₯5n \geq 5

  8. Q{\mathbb Q}

Hint

(a) {0}βŠ‚βŸ¨6βŸ©βŠ‚βŸ¨3βŸ©βŠ‚Z12;\{ 0 \} \subset \langle 6 \rangle \subset \langle 3 \rangle \subset {\mathbb Z}_{12}\text{;} (e) {(1)}Γ—{0}βŠ‚{(1),(123),(132)}Γ—{0}βŠ‚S3Γ—{0}βŠ‚S3Γ—βŸ¨2βŸ©βŠ‚S3Γ—Z4.\{ (1) \} \times \{ 0 \} \subset \{ (1), (123), (132) \} \times \{ 0 \} \subset S_3 \times \{ 0 \} \subset S_3 \times \langle 2 \rangle\subset S_3 \times {\mathbb Z}_4\text{.}

5

Show that the infinite direct product G=Z2Γ—Z2Γ—β‹―G = {\mathbb Z}_2 \times {\mathbb Z}_2 \times \cdots is not finitely generated.

6

Let GG be an abelian group of order m.m\text{.} If nn divides m,m\text{,} prove that GG has a subgroup of order n.n\text{.}

7

A group GG is a if every element of GG has finite order. Prove that a finitely generated abelian torsion group must be finite.

Hint

Use the Fundamental Theorem of Finitely Generated Abelian Groups.

8

Let G,G\text{,} H,H\text{,} and KK be finitely generated abelian groups. Show that if G×H≅G×K,G \times H \cong G \times K\text{,} then H≅K.H \cong K\text{.} Give a counterexample to show that this cannot be true in general.

9

Let GG and HH be solvable groups. Show that GΓ—HG \times H is also solvable.

10

If GG has a composition (principal) series and if NN is a proper normal subgroup of G,G\text{,} show there exists a composition (principal) series containing N.N\text{.}

11

Prove or disprove: Let NN be a normal subgroup of G.G\text{.} If NN and G/NG/N have composition series, then GG must also have a composition series.

12

Let NN be a normal subgroup of G.G\text{.} If NN and G/NG/N are solvable groups, show that GG is also a solvable group.

Hint

If NN and G/NG/N are solvable, then they have solvable series

N=NnβŠƒNnβˆ’1βŠƒβ‹―βŠƒN1βŠƒN0={e}G/N=Gn/NβŠƒGnβˆ’1/NβŠƒβ‹―G1/NβŠƒG0/N={N}.\begin{gather*} N = N_n \supset N_{n - 1} \supset \cdots \supset N_1 \supset N_0 = \{ e \}\\ G/N = G_n/N \supset G_{n - 1}/N \supset \cdots G_1/N \supset G_0/N = \{ N \}. \end{gather*}
13

Prove that GG is a solvable group if and only if GG has a series of subgroups

G=PnβŠƒPnβˆ’1βŠƒβ‹―βŠƒP1βŠƒP0={e}\begin{equation*} G = P_n \supset P_{n - 1} \supset \cdots \supset P_1 \supset P_0 = \{ e \} \end{equation*}

where PiP_i is normal in Pi+1P_{i + 1} and the order of Pi+1/PiP_{i + 1} / P_i is prime.

14

Let GG be a solvable group. Prove that any subgroup of GG is also solvable.

15

Let GG be a solvable group and NN a normal subgroup of G.G\text{.} Prove that G/NG/N is solvable.

16

Prove that DnD_n is solvable for all integers n.n\text{.}

Hint

Use the fact that DnD_n has a cyclic subgroup of index 2.

17

Suppose that GG has a composition series. If NN is a normal subgroup of G,G\text{,} show that NN and G/NG/N also have composition series.

18

Let GG be a cyclic pp-group with subgroups HH and K.K\text{.} Prove that either HH is contained in KK or KK is contained in H.H\text{.}

19

Suppose that GG is a solvable group with order nβ‰₯2.n \geq 2\text{.} Show that GG contains a normal nontrivial abelian subgroup.

20

Recall that the Gβ€²G' of a group GG is defined as the subgroup of GG generated by elements of the form aβˆ’1bβˆ’1aba^{-1} b ^{-1} ab for a,b∈G.a, b \in G\text{.} We can define a series of subgroups of GG by G(0)=G,G^{(0)} = G\text{,} G(1)=Gβ€²,G^{(1)} = G'\text{,} and G(i+1)=(G(i))β€².G^{(i + 1)} = (G^{(i)})'\text{.}

  1. Prove that G(i+1)G^{(i+1)} is normal in (G(i))β€².(G^{(i)})'\text{.} The series of subgroups

    G(0)=GβŠƒG(1)βŠƒG(2)βŠƒβ‹―\begin{equation*} G^{(0)} = G \supset G^{(1)} \supset G^{(2)} \supset \cdots \end{equation*}

    is called the of G.G\text{.}

  2. Show that GG is solvable if and only if G(n)={e}G^{(n)} = \{ e \} for some integer n.n\text{.}

21

Suppose that GG is a solvable group with order nβ‰₯2.n \geq 2\text{.} Show that GG contains a normal nontrivial abelian factor group.

Hint

G/Gβ€²G/G' is abelian.

22Zassenhaus Lemma

Let HH and KK be subgroups of a group G.G\text{.} Suppose also that Hβˆ—H^* and Kβˆ—K^* are normal subgroups of HH and KK respectively. Then

  1. Hβˆ—(H∩Kβˆ—)H^* ( H \cap K^*) is a normal subgroup of Hβˆ—(H∩K).H^* ( H \cap K)\text{.}

  2. Kβˆ—(Hβˆ—βˆ©K)K^* ( H^* \cap K) is a normal subgroup of Kβˆ—(H∩K).K^* ( H \cap K)\text{.}

  3. Hβˆ—(H∩K)/Hβˆ—(H∩Kβˆ—)β‰…Kβˆ—(H∩K)/Kβˆ—(Hβˆ—βˆ©K)β‰…(H∩K)/(Hβˆ—βˆ©K)(H∩Kβˆ—).H^* ( H \cap K) / H^* ( H \cap K^*) \cong K^* ( H \cap K) / K^* ( H^* \cap K) \cong (H \cap K) / (H^* \cap K)(H \cap K^*)\text{.}

23Schreier's Theorem

Use the Zassenhaus Lemma to prove that two subnormal (normal) series of a group GG have isomorphic refinements.

24

Use Schreier's Theorem to prove the Jordan-HΓΆlder Theorem.