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Lagrange's Theorem

For any finite group G, the order or any subgroup H divides the order of G/

Cayley's Theorem

Every group G is isomorphic to a subgroup of sym(G)

First Isomorphism Theorem

Given a homo f:G->H


a) The kernel of f is a normal subgroup of G


b) The image of f is a subgroup of H


c) im(f) is isomorphic to G/ker(f)

Second Isomorphism Theorm

We don't care!

Third Isomorphism Theorem

If N and K are normal subgroups of G such that K<N<G


1. N/K <|G/K


2. (G/K)/(N/K)=G/N

Group Action

f:GxA=>A


1. f_g(f_h(a))=f_gh(a)


2. f_e(a)=a

Qutotient group

G/N: the group of left cosets, is a group iff N is normal

Equivalencies of Normal Subgroups

1. Normal subgroup


2. gN=Ng


3. The cosets coincide


4. gNg^-1 <= N (If finite, if infinite, = to N

Cauchy's Theorem

If G is a finite group and p is prime dividing |G| then G has an element of order p.