238 Groups Supplementary Exercises for Chapters 9-11 Every prospector drills many a dry hole, pulls out his rig, and moves on JOHN L. HESS True/false questions for Chapters 9-11 are available on the Web at: http://www.d.umn.edu/~jgallian/TF 1. Suppose that H is a subgroup of G and that each left coset of H G is some right coset of H in G. Prove that H is normal in G. 2. Use a factor group-induction argument to prove that a finite group of order n has a subgroup of order m for Abelian tive divisor m of n. every posi- 3. Let diag(G) = {(g, g) | g E G}. Prove that diag(G) GGif and only if G is Abelian. When G is finite, what is the index of diag(G) in G G? 4. Let H be any group of rotations in D. Prove that H is normal in D 5. Prove that Inn(G) Aut(G) n' n2 6. Let H be a subgroup of G. Prove that H is a normal subgroup if and only if, for alla and b in G, ab E H implies ba E H. 7. The factor group GL(2, R)/SL(2, R) is isomorphic to some very familiar group. What is the group? 8. Let k be a divisor of n. The factor group (Z(n))/((k)/(n)) is isomor phic to some very familiar group. What is the group? 9. Let а a, b, c E Q 0 1 Н — с 0 0 under matrix multiplication. a. Find Z(H). b. Prove that Z(H) is isomorphic to Q under addition. c. Prove that H/Z(H) is isomorphic to Q Q. d. Are your proofs for parts a and b valid when Q is replaced by R? Are they valid when Q is replaced by Z, where p is prime? 10. Prove that DIZ(D,) is isomorphic to Z, Z2. 11. Prove that Q/Z under addition is an infinite group in which every element has finite order. 12. Show that the intersection of any collection of normal subgroups of a group is a normal subgroup.
238 Groups Supplementary Exercises for Chapters 9-11 Every prospector drills many a dry hole, pulls out his rig, and moves on JOHN L. HESS True/false questions for Chapters 9-11 are available on the Web at: http://www.d.umn.edu/~jgallian/TF 1. Suppose that H is a subgroup of G and that each left coset of H G is some right coset of H in G. Prove that H is normal in G. 2. Use a factor group-induction argument to prove that a finite group of order n has a subgroup of order m for Abelian tive divisor m of n. every posi- 3. Let diag(G) = {(g, g) | g E G}. Prove that diag(G) GGif and only if G is Abelian. When G is finite, what is the index of diag(G) in G G? 4. Let H be any group of rotations in D. Prove that H is normal in D 5. Prove that Inn(G) Aut(G) n' n2 6. Let H be a subgroup of G. Prove that H is a normal subgroup if and only if, for alla and b in G, ab E H implies ba E H. 7. The factor group GL(2, R)/SL(2, R) is isomorphic to some very familiar group. What is the group? 8. Let k be a divisor of n. The factor group (Z(n))/((k)/(n)) is isomor phic to some very familiar group. What is the group? 9. Let а a, b, c E Q 0 1 Н — с 0 0 under matrix multiplication. a. Find Z(H). b. Prove that Z(H) is isomorphic to Q under addition. c. Prove that H/Z(H) is isomorphic to Q Q. d. Are your proofs for parts a and b valid when Q is replaced by R? Are they valid when Q is replaced by Z, where p is prime? 10. Prove that DIZ(D,) is isomorphic to Z, Z2. 11. Prove that Q/Z under addition is an infinite group in which every element has finite order. 12. Show that the intersection of any collection of normal subgroups of a group is a normal subgroup.
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Groups
Supplementary Exercises for Chapters 9-11
Every prospector drills many a dry hole, pulls out his rig, and moves on
JOHN L. HESS
True/false questions for Chapters 9-11 are available on the Web at:
http://www.d.umn.edu/~jgallian/TF
1. Suppose that H is a subgroup of G and that each left coset of H
G is some right coset of H in G. Prove that H is normal in G.
2. Use a factor group-induction argument to prove that a finite
group of order n has a subgroup of order m for
Abelian
tive divisor m of n.
every posi-
3. Let diag(G) = {(g, g) | g E G}. Prove that diag(G) GGif
and only if G is Abelian. When G is finite, what is the index of
diag(G) in G G?
4. Let H be any group of rotations in D. Prove that H is normal in D
5. Prove that Inn(G) Aut(G)
n'
n2
6. Let H be a subgroup of G. Prove that H is a normal subgroup if and
only if, for alla and b in G, ab E H implies ba E H.
7. The factor group GL(2, R)/SL(2, R) is isomorphic to some very
familiar group. What is the group?
8. Let k be a divisor of n. The factor group (Z(n))/((k)/(n)) is isomor
phic to some
very familiar group. What is the group?
9. Let
а
a, b, c E Q
0 1
Н —
с
0
0
under matrix multiplication.
a. Find Z(H).
b. Prove that Z(H) is isomorphic to Q under addition.
c. Prove that H/Z(H) is isomorphic to Q Q.
d. Are your proofs for parts a and b valid when Q is replaced by
R? Are they valid when Q is replaced by Z, where p is prime?
10. Prove that DIZ(D,) is isomorphic to Z, Z2.
11. Prove that Q/Z under addition is an infinite group in which every
element has finite order.
12. Show that the intersection of any collection of normal subgroups of
a group is a normal subgroup.
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