Bryant-Kovacs theorem
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Statement
Suppose p is a prime number, and V is a vector space over the prime field
of dimension greater than 1. In other words, V is an elementary Abelian p-group that is not cyclic.
Then, if G is a subgroup of GL(V) (the general linear group on V), there exists a finite p-group P such that
, and under the natural homomorphism:
the image of
is precisely G.
Related facts
- Burnside's theorem on coprime automorphisms and Frattini subgroup: This states that the kernel of the natural homomorphism from
to
is a p-group.
Corollaries
- Every p'-group is the p'-part of the automorphism group of a p-group
- Every elementary abelian p-group occurs as the Frattini quotient of a p-group in which every maximal subgroup is characteristic
- Finite elementary abelian implies single-witness FQPAC
References
Textbook references
- Finite Groups II by Bertram Huppert and Norman Blackburn, ISBN 0387106324 (English), ISBN 3540106324 (German), Page 403, Theorem 13.5, Chapter 13 (Automorphisms of p-groups), More info
Facts about Bryant-Kovacs theoremRDF feed
| Page class | Fact + |
| Proved in | Book:HuppertBlackburnII (403, Theorem 13.5, Chapter 13 (Automorphisms of p-groups), ?) + |
| Referenced in | Book:HuppertBlackburnII (403, Theorem 13.5, Chapter 13 (Automorphisms of p-groups), ?) + |
| Stated in | Book:HuppertBlackburnII (403, Theorem 13.5, Chapter 13 (Automorphisms of p-groups), ?) + |