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Quotient group
Builds on Normal subgroupLeft cosetNormality via left and right cosets
Definition
Let be a group and let be a normal subgroup of . The quotient group is the set of left cosets with the operation .
Remarks
The operation is well defined because is normal: if and , then . The identity of is , and the inverse of is . When is finite, . The map is a surjective homomorphism from to with kernel .
Reading path
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- Group concept
- Conjugate elements definition
- Subgroup definition
- Conjugate subgroup definition
- Left coset definition
- Right coset definition
- Normal subgroup definition
- Normality via left and right cosets statement
- Quotient group definition
Where this leads
59 pages build on this one.
- A finite group is nilpotent iff it is the product of its Sylow subgroups
- Extensions of solvable groups are solvable
- Quotients of solvable groups are solvable
- Inner automorphism group is isomorphic to G modulo its centre
- Subgroups of solvable groups are solvable
- Finite p-groups are nilpotent
- Subnormal series
- Outer automorphism group
- Groups of order p squared are abelian
- If G modulo its centre is cyclic then G is abelian
- First isomorphism theorem
- Upper central series
- Nilpotent group
- Jordan–Hölder theorem
- Universal property of the abelianisation
- Burnside's p^a q^b theorem
- Universal property of the quotient group
- Nilpotent groups are solvable
- Abelianisation
- The symmetric group on five or more letters is not solvable
- A quotient is abelian iff the subgroup contains the commutator subgroup
- Composition series
- Solvable group
- Second isomorphism theorem
- Von Dyck's theorem
- Presentation of a group
- Abelian groups are solvable
- Composition factors
- Torsion subgroup
- Structure theorem for finitely generated abelian groups
- Correspondence theorem
- Order of the alternating group
- Third isomorphism theorem
- Integers modulo n as a quotient group
- Free abelian group
- Abel–Ruffini theorem
- Zassenhaus lemma
- The integers modulo the even integers
- Krull–Schmidt theorem
- Rational equivalence
- Intersection multiplicity
- Fitting's lemma
- Lattice-ordered group
- Jordan–Hölder theorem for modules
- The cosets of a subgroup that is not normal do not form a group
- Algebraic cycle
- Algebraic K-theory of schemes
- Structure theorem for compactly generated LCA groups
- Left-orderable group
- Schreier refinement theorem
- Solvability of x^n - a
- Quintic equation
- Shafarevich's theorem on solvable Galois groups
- Length of a module
- Galois' theorem on solvability
- Torsion-free group
- Divisor class group
- Solvable by radicals
- Orderable group
Further reading
- Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotient_group, Definition
About this page
| Tag | 0YYWCNTPWR |
|---|---|
| URI | m2://0YYWCNTPWR |
| Kind | definition |
| Writing | W2 usable |
| MSC | 20A05 |
| Defines | Quotient group |
| Uses | Normal subgroup, Left coset, Normality via left and right cosets |
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- Quotients of solvable groups are solvable
- Subnormal series
- Outer automorphism group
- If G modulo its centre is cyclic then G is abelian
- Upper central series
- Nilpotent group
- Universal property of the quotient group
- Abelianisation
- A quotient is abelian iff the subgroup contains the commutator subgroup
- Second isomorphism theorem
- Presentation of a group
- Torsion subgroup
- Correspondence theorem
- Third isomorphism theorem
- Integers modulo n as a quotient group
- The integers modulo the even integers
- The cosets of a subgroup that is not normal do not form a group
- Divisor class group