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Returns true if the group G is cyclic, false otherwise.
Returns true if the group G is elementary abelian, false
otherwise.
Returns true if G is free, false otherwise.
Returns true if G is a mixed group, false otherwise.
An abelian group is mixed if it is neither a torsion group nor free.
Returns true if the finite group G is a p-group, i.e.
if all elements have order a power of p.
The length of the derived series of G.
Returns true if the subgroup H of the finite group G is a maximal subgroup
of G, false otherwise.
The index of the subgroup H in the group G, returned as an
ordinary integer. If H has infinite index in G, the value
zero is returned.
The factored index of the subgroup H in the group G,
returned as a sequence of prime-exponent pairs. If H has
infinite index in G, the empty sequence is returned.
Returns true if the subgroup H of the finite group G is pure,
ie. if for all n we have nG ∩H = nH.
Returns true if the subgroup H of the finite group G is neat,
i.e., if for all primes p we have pG ∩H = pH.
The maximal subgroups of the finite group G returned as a sequence
of subgroups.
The subgroups of the finite group G are returned as a sequence of
records. The record fields are subgroup, storing the actual group;
order, storing the group order; and length, storing the
length of the conjugacy class, which is always 1 for abelian groups.
Sub: [RngIntElt] Default: []
If the parameter Sub is set, only subgroups with invariants equal to
the given sequence are found. The given sequence should contain positive
integers, such that each divides the following.
Quot: [RngIntElt] Default: []
If the parameter Quot is set, only subgroups such that the quotient
group has invariants equal to the given sequence are found.
The given sequence should contain positive
integers, such that each divides the following.
Return the number of subgroups of each non-trivial order in the
abelian p-group G where A = [a1, a2, ... ] and
G = Ca1 x Ca2 x ... . The m-th entry in
the sequence returned is the number of subgroups of order pm.
For a finite abelian group G and a subgroup U decide if there exist
some other subgroup V such that G = U + V and U ∩V = { 0 }.
In case such a V exists, it is returned as the second value.
We look at subgroups of an abelian group of order 12.
> G := AbelianGroup([2,6]);
> s := Subgroups(G); #s;
10
> s[7];
rec<recformat<order, length, subgroup, presentation> |
order := 3, length := 1,
subgroup := Abelian Group isomorphic to Z/3
Defined on 1 generator in supergroup G:
$.1 = 2*G.2
Relations:
3*$.1 = 0>
> [x`order:x in s];
[ 12, 6, 4, 2, 6, 6, 3, 2, 2, 1 ]
Now we find the elementary abelian subgroup of order 4.
> s22 := Subgroups(G:Sub := [2,2]); #s22;
1
> s22;
Conjugacy classes of subgroups
------------------------------
[1] Order 4 Length 1
Abelian Group isomorphic to Z/2 + Z/2
Defined on 2 generators in supergroup G:
$.1 = G.1
$.2 = 3*G.2
Relations:
2*$.1 = 0
2*$.2 = 0
There is more than one subgroup of index 2 in G.
> q2 := Subgroups(G:Quot := [2]); #q2;
3
> q2[3]`subgroup;
Abelian Group isomorphic to Z/6
Defined on 1 generator in supergroup G:
$.1 = G.1 + G.2
Relations:
6*$.1 = 0
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