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Group theory and generalizations Proposition

Characteristic subgroups are normal

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Statement

Let GG be a group and let HH be a characteristic subgroup of GG. Then HH is a normal subgroup of GG.

Remarks

Each inner automorphism cgc_g is an automorphism, so gHg−1=cg(H)=HgHg^{-1} = c_g(H) = H for each g∈Gg \in G. The converse is false: in the Klein four-group V={e,a,b,ab}V = \{e, a, b, ab\}, each subgroup is normal, but an automorphism can swap {e,a}\{e, a\} and {e,b}\{e, b\}.

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  1. Group concept
  2. Conjugate elements definition
  3. Group homomorphism definition
  4. Subgroup definition
  5. Conjugate subgroup definition
  6. Group isomorphism definition
  7. Automorphism group definition
  8. Normal subgroup definition
  9. Inner automorphism definition
  10. Characteristic subgroup definition
  11. Characteristic subgroups are normal statement

Further reading

  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Characteristic_subgroup, Normal subgroup
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