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* It occurs as a [[left coset]] of some subgroup, or equivalently, its [[left quotient]] is a subgroup
* It occurs as a [[left coset]] of some subgroup, or equivalently, its [[left quotient]] is a subgroup
* It occurs as a [[right coset]] of some subgroup, or equivalently, its [[right quotient]] is a subgroup
* It occurs as a [[right coset]] of some subgroup, or equivalently, its [[right quotient]] is a subgroup
* The translates of the subset under left multiplication by elements of the group, are pairwise disjoint and form ap artition of the whole group
* The translates of the subset under left multiplication by elements of the group are pairwise disjoint and form a partition of the whole group
* The translates of the subset under right multiplication by elements of the group, are pairwise disjoint, and form a partition of the whole group
* The translates of the subset under right multiplication by elements of the group are pairwise disjoint, and form a partition of the whole group.
 
===Equivalence of definitions===
 
{{further|[[equivalence of definitions of coset]]}}


==Relation with other properties==
==Relation with other properties==

Latest revision as of 22:30, 10 March 2017

This article defines a property of subsets of groups
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Definition

Symbol-free definition

A subset of a group is said to be a coset if it satisfies the following equivalent conditions:

  • It occurs as a left coset of some subgroup, or equivalently, its left quotient is a subgroup
  • It occurs as a right coset of some subgroup, or equivalently, its right quotient is a subgroup
  • The translates of the subset under left multiplication by elements of the group are pairwise disjoint and form a partition of the whole group
  • The translates of the subset under right multiplication by elements of the group are pairwise disjoint, and form a partition of the whole group.

Equivalence of definitions

Further information: equivalence of definitions of coset

Relation with other properties

Stronger properties

Related properties

External links

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