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Elementary cyclic normal group theory
Homework Statement If G is a finite group and let H be a normal subgroup of G with finite index m=[G:H]. Show that a^m\in H for all a\in G. Homework Equations order of a group equal the order of element. The Attempt at a Solution no idea.- eileen6a
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- Cyclic Elementary Group Group theory Normal Theory
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Theoretical question on cyclic function
a(x) is continues on R with cycle T ,a(x+T)=a(x) u(x) is non trivial soluion of y'=a(x)y \lambda=\int_{0}^{T}a(x)dx which of the following claims is correct: A. if \lambda>0 then \lim_{x\rightarrow\infty}u(x)=\infty B. if \lambda=0 then u(x) is a cyclic function i don't have...- nhrock3
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- Cyclic Function Theoretical
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What Are the Subgroups of Z3 x Z3?
Homework Statement Find all of the subgroups of Z3 x Z3 Homework Equations Z3 x Z3 is isomorphic to Z9 The Attempt at a Solution x = (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8) <x0> or just <0> = {0} <1> = {identity} <2> = {0,2,4,6} also wasn't sure if I did this one correctly x o x for x2 <3> =...- FanofAFan
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- Cyclic Groups
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Can a Group of Prime Order Be Proven Cyclic Using Only Basic Group Theory?
How to prove that a group of order prime number is cyclic without using isomorphism/coset? Can i prove it using basic knowledge about group/subgroup/cyclic(basic)? I just learned basic and have not yet learned morphism/coset/index. Can you guys kindly give me some hints or just answer...- kntsy
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- Cyclic Group Isomorphism Prime
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Group Theory Question involving nonabelian simple groups and cyclic groups
Homework Statement Let A be a normal subgroup of a group G, with A cyclic and G/A nonabelian simple. Prove that Z(G)= AHomework Equations Z(G) = A <=> CG(G) = A = {a in G: ag = ga for all g in G} My professor's hint was "what is G/CG(A)?" The Attempt at a Solution A is cyclic => A is...- paddyoneil
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- Cyclic Group Group theory Groups Theory
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Groups of prime order are cyclic. (without Lagrange?)
I know full well the proof using Lagrange's thm. But is there a direct way to do this without using the fact that the order of an element divides the order of the group? I was thinking there might be a way to set up an isomorphism directly between G and Z/pZ. Clearly all non-zero elements...- TwilightTulip
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- Cyclic Groups Lagrange Prime
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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# of automorphisms of a cyclic group
Homework Statement Find all the automorphisms of a cyclic group of order 10. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I think it might be useful if I could first figure out how many automorphisms are there. There are 4 elements of order 5, 4 elements of order 10, 1 element...- R.P.F.
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- Cyclic Group
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Cycles of time-Penrose says his cyclic cosmology obeys thermodynamics.
Cycles of time--Penrose says his cyclic cosmology obeys thermodynamics. Roger Penrose has devised a cyclic cosmology which he sees as not violating the second law of thermodynamics. There are several online videos of him lecturing about it. I'll get some links. I'm curious to know if others...- marcus
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- Cosmology Cycles Cyclic Thermodynamics
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Cyclic Subgroup H=<9> of Z30: List and Find Elements
1. (a) List all elements in H=<9>, viewed as a cyclic subgroup of Z30 (b) Find all z in H such that H=<z> I'm thinking that H=<9> = {1,7,9} (viewed as a cyclic subgroup of Z30) is this correct? And could someone explain what (b) is asking in other terms?- tasha10
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- Cyclic Subgroup
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Proving the Existence of One Cyclic Subgroup in a Cyclic Group of Order n
Homework Statement Let G be a cyclic group of order n, and let r be an integer dividing n. Prove that G contains exactly one subgroup of order r. Homework Equations cyclic group, subgroup The Attempt at a Solution Say the group G is {x^0, x^1, ..., x^(n-1)} If there is a subgroup...- murmillo
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- Cyclic Group Proof Subgroup
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Cyclic Forces in the Solar System & Zodiac
Hy. From what it is known today, are there any forces that go up and down in cycles ? This regarding planet earth. I talk about whatever forces in the solar system and zodiac. Something like a few days or weeks up then down, then up then down etc. Thanks!- mreq
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- Cyclic Forces Solar Solar system System
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Abstract Algebra- homomorphisms and Isomorphisms, proving not cyclic
1. Suppose that H and K are distinct subgroups of G of index 2. Prove that H intersect K is a normal subgroup of G of index 4 and that G/(H intersect K) is not cyclic. 2. Homework Equations - the back of my book says to use the Second Isomorphism Theorem for the first part which is... If K...- eruth
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- Abstract Abstract algebra Algebra Cyclic Homomorphisms
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Thermodynamics : Work in a Cyclic Process
Homework Statement Three moles of an ideal gas are taken around the cycle abc. For this gas, Cp= 29.1 J/mol K. Process ac is at constant pressure, process ba is at constant volume, and process cb is adiabatic. The temperatures of the gas in states a, c, and b are Ta= 300K, Tb= 490K, Tc=...- rizardon
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- Cyclic cyclic process Process Thermodynamics Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Group Theory, cyclic group proof
Homework Statement Prove that Z sub n is cyclic. (I can't find the subscript, but it should be the set of all integers, subscript n.)Homework EquationsLet (G,*) be a group. A group G is cyclic if there exists an element x in G such that G = {(x^n); n exists in Z.} (Z is the set of all...- ripcity4545
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- Cyclic Group Group theory Proof Theory
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What Is the Largest Cyclic Subgroup of S_n?
I became interested in this question a few weeks ago, I couldn't find much on it basically I've realized it's equivalent to finding for each n a partition of n say x_1,x_2,...,x_k such that x_1+x_2+...+x_k=n and lcm(x_1,...,x_k) is maximum (because you can then take the subgroup...- JoanBraidy
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- Cyclic Subgroup
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Organic chemistry : cyclic alkane from esters
Hi, I am trying to understanding how esters can form a cyclic alkane. Could someone explain the mechanism for this? I would guess that we'd have to hydrolyze the ester in acidic condition to carboxylic acid. The hydroxide then can attack the carbonyl to form a ring, but that would give us an...- ephemeral1
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- Chemistry Cyclic Organic Organic chemistry
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Temprature-Entropy cyclic process
Homework Statement There is a temperature-Entropy graph (T-S) (attachment),which illustrates a hypothetical cyclic process. a) Calculate the heat input or output along each of the paths. b) Find an expression for the efficiency η of the complete cycle in terms of T1 and T2 only...- astrozilla
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- Cyclic cyclic process Process
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Groups of permutations and cyclic groups
1: Is a group of permutations basically the same as a group of functions? As far as I know, they have the same properties: associativity, identity function, and inverses. 2: I don't understand how you convert cyclic groups into product of disjoint cycles. A cyclic group (a b c d ... z) := a->b...- yaganon
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- Cyclic Groups Permutations
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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How many distinct H cosets are there?
Homework Statement Consider the cyclic group Cn = <g> of order n and let H=<gm> where m|n. How many distinct H cosets are there? Describe these cosets explicitly. Homework Equations Lagrange's Theorem: |G| = |H| x number of distinct H cosets The Attempt at a Solution |G| = n...- Kate2010
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- Cosets Cyclic Groups
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Analyzing Cyclic Subgroups in S6
Homework Statement I have to determine whether some groups are cyclic. The first is the subgroup of S6 generated by (1 2 3)(4 5 6) and (1 2)(2 5)(3 6) Homework Equations Lagrange's Theorem? The Attempt at a Solution I don't really know how to tackle this problem. I have only...- Kate2010
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- Cyclic
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Abstract algebra cyclic subgroups
Homework Statement Suppose that G is a group with exactly eight elements of order 10. How many cyclic subgroups of order 10 does G have? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I really don't have a clue how to solve this, any help would be greatly appreciated.- tyrannosaurus
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- Abstract Abstract algebra Algebra Cyclic
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Cyclic Universe: Exploring the Theory of Multiple Big Crunches and the Big Rip
Any you guys read the proposal coming out of Chapel Hill about a fresh model on the Cyclic Universe? Supposedly a good theory on how the Universe will have a lot of separate "Big Crunches" just before the "Big Rip" I just glanced over it. I'll read it in depth later today. GB -
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Is a Submodule of a Cyclic R-Module Also Cyclic if R is a PID?
hi, i want to show that If R is a PID then a submodule of a cyclic R-module is also cyclic. do i need to use fundamental theorem for finitely generated R-module over R PID ? thanks in advance- mesarmath
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- Cyclic
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What Are Cyclic, Abelian, and Non-Abelian Groups?
Homework Statement Let G1 and G2 be groups, let G = G1 x G2 and define the binary operation on G by (a1,a2)(b1,b2):=(a1b1,a2b2) Prove that this makes G into a group. Prove G is abelian iff G1 and G2 are abelian. Hence or otherwise give examples of a non-cyclic abelian group of order 8...- Kate2010
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- Cyclic Groups
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Period of superposed cyclic integer rows
Take two rows of respective length m and n: a1, a2, a3,..., am and b1, b2, b3, ..., bn. Then produce as follows the generated array Gai to contain these elements: a1, a1+a2, a1+a2+a3, ..., a1+..+am, a1+..+am+a1, a1+..+am+a1+a2, ... Alike produce the generated array Gbj to contain...- mahch
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- Cyclic Integer Period
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Shell thickness of a pressure vessel required subjected to a cyclic pressure
I was wondering if anyone could help me with the following question, please: A thin walled pressure vessel is to be used as a pressure accumulator in a number of situations all involving a number of different operation conditions some of which create cyclic stresses. The dimentions of the...- electric_head_uk
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- Cyclic Pressure Pressure vessel Shell Thickness Vessel
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Have a proof re. cyclic groups, need a little explaining
Homework Statement Let a,b be elements of a group G. show that if ab has finite order, then ba has finite order. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution provided proof: Let n be the order of ab so that (ab)n = e. Multiplying this equation on the left by b and on the right by...- bennyska
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- Cyclic Groups Proof
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Can I calculate the (multiplicative) inverse of any element in a cyclic group?
Homework Statement The original problem has to do with telling messages encrypted with a version of the ElGamal public key crypto system apart. It relies on exponentiation in an arbitrary cyclic group G of prime order p with generator g. The public key is y = g^x where x is the private key...- Troff
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- Cyclic Element Group Inverse
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Help clarifying a question regarding (i think) cyclic groups
Homework Statement Let G be a group with a finite number of elements. Show that for any a in G, there exists an n in Z+ such that an=e.Homework Equations a hint is given: consider e, a, a2,...am, where m is the number of elements in G, and use the cancellation laws.The Attempt at a Solution so...- bennyska
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- Cyclic Groups
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Normal Cyclic Subgroup in A_4: Proving Normality and Identifying Elements
Homework Statement Is the Cyclic Subgroup { (1), (123), (132)} normal in A_{4} (alternating group of 4) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution So I believe if I just check if gH=Hg for all g in A_4 that would be suffice to show that it is a normal subgroup, but that seems...- polarbears
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- Cyclic Normal Subgroup
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The Universe's Possible Cyclic Existence
Is it possible that the universe we live in has a ciclyc way of existing? I mean,could our universe born with te big bang,then expand,stop expanding,to slowly attract matter in one point than implode;and after all this to explode again in another big bang?- A. H. ES NA S
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- Cyclic Existence
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Question on cyclic groups (addition mod n)
I am trying to show show that there is no homomorphism from Zp1 to Zp2. if p1 and p2 are different prime numbers. (Zp1 and Zp2 represent cyclic groups with addition mod p1 and p2 respectively). I am not sure how to do this but here are some thoughts; For there to be a homomorphism we...- vertices
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- Cyclic Groups
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Is there cyclic motion of galaxies?
Im aware that the planets in our solar system all orbit the sun on the same plane. and if we look at the milky way all the stars are aligned on the same plane. if we go out one further (ie to look at galaxies) , I am wondering if the motion of galaxies and how they are aligned has any structure...- lazypast
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- Cyclic Galaxies Motion
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Finding the Diameter of a Cyclic Quadrilateral
Homework Statement Given a cyclic quadrilateral with side lengths 1, 2, 3 and d (in that order) where d is the diameter of the circle, find d. The Attempt at a Solution I tried using Ptolemy's theorem and Brahmagupta's formula, but to no avail. Can I get pointed in the correct...- schlynn
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- Cyclic Diameter
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Proving a Group is Cyclic - A Guide for Beginners
Hi everyone. How could I prove if something is a cyclic group? I was wondering because I can prove is something is a group, a subgroup, and a normal subgroup, but I have no Idea as to how to prove something is a cyclic group. Ex: Suppose K is a group with order 143. Prove K is cyclic...- friedchicken
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- Beginners Cyclic Group
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Prove that a group of order 34 with no more than 33 automorphisms is cyclic
Homework Statement I need to show that for a group G of order 34 that if the order of the automorphism group is less than or equal to to 33, then G is cyclic. Homework Equations none The Attempt at a Solution I'm mainly trying to do a proof by contradiction. First I assumed that G...- Dedrosnute
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- Cyclic Group
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Is the Steinhardt-Turok Cyclic Model Gaining Support?
I typically post in the QM section, but I was reading an article about the cyclic model and wanted input on if this model of Steinhardt–Turok is widely accepted, is gaining support, has been upgraded, or replaced by something more current?- Descartz2000
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- Cyclic Model
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Cyclic variation of engine torque
! Cyclic variation of engine torque If the cylinders fire sequentially according to the fire order 1-2-4-3 What is the pattern of the cyclic variation of each cyclinder engine torque and the resultant engine torque?- ttyy3
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- Cyclic Engine Engine torque Torque Variation
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Abelian groups of order 70 are cyclic
Homework Statement Show that every abelian group of order 70 is cyclic.Homework Equations Cannot use the Fundamental Theorem of Finite Abelian Groups.The Attempt at a Solution I've tried to prove the contrapositive and suppose that it is not cyclic then it cannot be abelian. But that has lead...- redone632
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- Cyclic Groups
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Hypothetical cyclic process- does it violate the thermodynamic laws?
Consider the following cyclic process: Each cycle 800J of Energy is transferred from a reservoir at 800K and 600J of energy from a reservoir at 600K. 400J of heat is rejected to a reservoir at 400K and 1000J of work is done. I think that the process doesn't violate the first or second laws...- trelek2
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- Cyclic cyclic process Hypothetical Laws Process Thermodynamic
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Finding the number of elements in a cyclic group
How do we go about finding the number of elements of a cyclic subgroup that's generated by an element in the main group. For example: The subgroup Z30 generated by 25. I would think this subgroup would be {0,1,5,25} but there's supposed to be 6 elements and not four. Whats going on?- hitmeoff
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- Cyclic Elements Group
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Are Relatively Prime Elements Generators of Cyclic Groups?
Homework Statement Zn={0,1,...,n-1}. show that an element k is a generator of Zn if and only if k and n are relatively prime. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution it makes sense but I am having a hard time proving this.- halvizo1031
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- Cyclic Group Properties
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On Arrhenius plots in cyclic voltammetry
I am doing a catalytic study on my Pt nanoparticles. My experiment set-up is a three-electrode cell with sulfuric acid as electrolyte for methanol electrooxidation reaction. Now, i want to calculate the apparent activation energy and for that I need to get the voltammograms at various... -
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Need help checking a proof on a cyclic group
1. Prove that (Q,+) is not cyclic Here is what I have, and I need help knowing if this proof makes sense, is thorough enough, or is completely wrong. Note that (Q,+) is rationals Suppose, by contradiction, that (Q,+) is cyclic, p/q E (Q,+) and q=/=0 => (Q,+) can be generated by <p/q>...- Prometheos
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- Cyclic Group Proof
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Understanding why cyclic rule works
I don't quite understand why cyclic rule works (from Pchem) (del x/ del y)_z = part of x with respect to y, hold z constant I don't know why is it negative 1? del x/ del y)_z * del y/ del z)_x * del z/ del x)_y = -1- gloryofgreece
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- Cyclic Works
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Does Order Matter in Cyclic Subgroups/Groups?
Since certain operations are not commutative, when a group G = <a, b>, does the order matter (so that <a, b> is not necessarily equal to <b, a>)?- Gear300
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- Cyclic
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Calculating Heat Transfer and Work in Cyclic Processes | Refrigerator Example
Homework Statement Over several cycles, a refrigerator does 1.51 x 10^4 J of work on the refrigerant. The refrigerant in turn removes 7.55 x 10^4 J as heat from the air inside the refrigerator. a. how much energy is transferred as heat to the outside air? b. what is the net change in the...- ariana0923
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- Cyclic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Cyclic abelian group of order pq
I'm looking at the exercises of Hungerfod's Algebra. Some looks easy but it seems the proofs are not so obvious. Here's one I'm particularly having a hard time solving: Let G be an abelian group of order pq with (p,q)=1. Assume that there exists elements a and b in G such that |a|= p and |b|...- guildmage
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- Abelian group Cyclic Group
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Is the Cyclic Model of the Universe a Viable Alternative to the Big Bang Theory?
Paul Steinhardt and Neil Turok, Princeton and Cambridge, respectively, explain their new cyclic model of the universe in THE ENDLESS UNIVERSE, 2007. Like most on this forum, I took the big bang and subsequent inflation as the best explanation for how this universe got started. I now see these... -
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How to Prove a Group is Cyclic?
Homework Statement How do i go about proving that a group is cyclic? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- Fairy111
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- Cyclic Groups
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help