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===Similar congruence condition/replacement theorems===
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Congruence condition-cum-replacement theorem results:
Congruence condition-cum-replacement theorem results for odd primes:


* [[Jonah-Konvisser congruence condition on number of elementary abelian subgroups of small prime power order for odd prime]]
* [[Jonah-Konvisser congruence condition on number of elementary abelian subgroups of small prime power order for odd prime]]
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* [[Congruence condition on number of elementary abelian subgroups of prime-cube and prime-fourth order for odd prime]]
* [[Congruence condition on number of elementary abelian subgroups of prime-cube and prime-fourth order for odd prime]]
* [[Jonah-Konvisser congruence condition on number of abelian subgroups of prime-square index for odd prime]]
* [[Jonah-Konvisser congruence condition on number of abelian subgroups of prime-square index for odd prime]]
Congruence conditions for all primes:
* [[Congruence condition on number of subgroups of given prime power order]]
* [[Congruence condition on number of abelian subgroups of prime-cube order]]
* [[Congruence condition on number of abelian subgroups of prime-fourth order]]
* [[Congruence condition on number of abelian subgroups of prime index]]
* [[Congruence condition on number of abelian subgroups of prime index]]



Latest revision as of 02:07, 15 August 2011

This article states and (possibly) proves a fact that is true for odd-order p-groups: groups of prime power order where the underlying prime is odd. The statement is false, in general, for groups whose order is a power of two.
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This article is about a congruence condition.
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Statement

Statement in terms of universal congruence conditions

Suppose is an odd prime number, and . Then, the set of all abelian groups of order (i.e., a set of representatives of all isomorphism classes of abelian groups of order ) is a Collection of groups satisfying a universal congruence condition (?). In particular, it is also a Collection of groups satisfying a strong normal replacement condition (?) and hence also a Collection of groups satisfying a weak normal replacement condition (?).

Hands-on statement

Suppose is an odd prime number and . Suppose is a finite -group having an abelian subgroup of order . The following equivalent statements hold:

  1. The number of abelian subgroups of of order is congruent to modulo .
  2. The number of abelian normal subgroups of of order is congruent to modulo .
  3. If is a subgroup of a finite -group , then the number of abelian subgroups of of order that are normal in is congruent to modulo .

In particular, if has an abelian subgroup of order , then has an abelian normal subgroup of order , and moreover, has an abelian p-core-automorphism-invariant subgroup of order .

Related facts

Similar general facts

Generalizations

Similar congruence condition/replacement theorems

Congruence condition-cum-replacement theorem results for odd primes:

Congruence conditions for all primes:

Pure replacement theorems:

For a full list of replacement theorems (including many of a completely different flavor) refer Category:Replacement theorems.

Opposite facts

References

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