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Groups: Concepts, Theorems, and Applications - Prof. Robert Gamble, Exams of Mathematics

A comprehensive overview of the fundamental concepts and theorems related to groups in abstract algebra. It covers topics such as the order of groups and elements, periodic and mixed groups, subgroups, homomorphisms, kernels, cyclic groups, cosets, lagrange's theorem, normalizers, centralizers, conjugacy classes, factor groups, and various isomorphism theorems. The document also includes examples and related theorems, making it a valuable resource for students and researchers studying abstract algebra and group theory. The depth and breadth of the content suggest that this document could be used as a supplementary study material or a reference guide for university-level courses in abstract algebra, group theory, or advanced mathematics.

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1. Groups; definition and examples 1
2. Order of group, order of element 3
3. Periodic group, mixed group 4
4. Subgroup 6
5. Invalution 8
6. Relation between groups, homomorphism, monomorphism, epimorphism, isomorphism,
endomorphism, examples and related theorem 9
7. Kernel, definition and related theorems 13
8. Cyclic group, related theorems 18
9. Complex in a group, product of complexes and related theorems 24
10. Coset, definition and examples 30
11. Index of subgroup, Lagrange’s theorem 31
12. Double coset, related theorem 33
13. Normalizer, definition and related theorems 34
14. Centralizer, centre of group, related theorem 36
15. Conjugate or transform of a group, definition and related theorems 37
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  1. Characteristic subgroup 80 ‘
    1. Groups; definition and examples
    1. Order of group, order of element
    1. Periodic group, mixed group
    1. Subgroup
    1. Invalution
    • endomorphism, examples and related theorem
    1. Kernel, definition and related theorems
    1. Cyclic group, related theorems
    1. Complex in a group, product of complexes and related theorems
    1. Coset, definition and examples
    1. Index of subgroup, Lagrange’s theorem
    1. Double coset, related theorem
    1. Normalizer, definition and related theorems
    1. Centralizer, centre of group, related theorem
    1. Conjugate or transform of a group, definition and related theorems
    1. Self conjugate, conjugancy class, related theorem
    1. Class equation, p-group, definition and related theorems
    1. Conjugate subgroup, definition and related theorems
    1. Normal subgroup, definition and related theorems
    1. Factor or quotient group, definition and related theorem
    1. 1st isomorphism theorem, related theorem
    1. 2nd isomorphism theorem
    1. 3rd isomorphism theorem
    1. Endomorphism, automorphism, definition and related theorem
    1. Conjugation as an automorphism
    1. Inner and outer automorphism, definition and related theorems
    1. Commutator of a group, definition and related theorem
    1. Derive group or commutative group, definition and related theorem
    1. Direct product of groups, definition and related theorems
    1. Invariant subgroup