Inner holomorph of D8: Difference between revisions
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# it is the [[defining ingredient::inner holomorph of a group|inner holomorph]] of the [[quaternion group]]. In other words, it is the [[semidirect product]] of the quaternion group by its inner automorphism group, which is isomorphic to a [[Klein four-group]]. | # it is the [[defining ingredient::inner holomorph of a group|inner holomorph]] of the [[quaternion group]]. In other words, it is the [[semidirect product]] of the quaternion group by its inner automorphism group, which is isomorphic to a [[Klein four-group]]. | ||
# It is the [[central product]] of the quaternion group of order eight with itself, with the common [[center]] identified. | # It is the [[central product]] of the quaternion group of order eight with itself, with the common [[center]] identified. | ||
# It is the [[extraspecial group]] of order <math>2^5</math> and '+' type. | |||
# It is the subgroup of [[upper-triangular unipotent matrix group:U(4,2)]] given by the matrices with only corner entries, i.e., matrices over [[field:F2]] of the form: | # It is the subgroup of [[upper-triangular unipotent matrix group:U(4,2)]] given by the matrices with only corner entries, i.e., matrices over [[field:F2]] of the form: | ||
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Definition
This group can be defined in the following equivalent ways:
- It is the inner holomorph of the dihedral group of order eight. In other words, it is the semidirect product of the dihedral group by its inner automorphism group, which is isomorphic to a Klein four-group.
- It is the central product of the dihedral group of order eight with itself, with the common center identified.
- it is the inner holomorph of the quaternion group. In other words, it is the semidirect product of the quaternion group by its inner automorphism group, which is isomorphic to a Klein four-group.
- It is the central product of the quaternion group of order eight with itself, with the common center identified.
- It is the extraspecial group of order and '+' type.
- It is the subgroup of upper-triangular unipotent matrix group:U(4,2) given by the matrices with only corner entries, i.e., matrices over field:F2 of the form:
The group can also be given by the presentation:
Arithmetic functions
| Function | Value | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| order | 32 | |
| exponent | 4 | |
| derived length | 2 | |
| Frattini length | 2 | |
| nilpotency class | 2 |
Group properties
| Property | Satisfied | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| abelian group | No | |
| group of prime power order | Yes | |
| nilpotent group | Yes | |
| extraspecial group | Yes | |
| Frattini-in-center group | Yes | |
| directly indecomposable group | Yes | |
| centrally indecomposable group | No | |
| splitting-simple group | No |
GAP implementation
Group ID
This finite group has order 32 and has ID 49 among the groups of order 32 in GAP's SmallGroup library. For context, there are groups of order 32. It can thus be defined using GAP's SmallGroup function as:
SmallGroup(32,49)
For instance, we can use the following assignment in GAP to create the group and name it :
gap> G := SmallGroup(32,49);
Conversely, to check whether a given group is in fact the group we want, we can use GAP's IdGroup function:
IdGroup(G) = [32,49]
or just do:
IdGroup(G)
to have GAP output the group ID, that we can then compare to what we want.
Other descriptions
The group can be described as follows:
gap> H := DihedralGroup(8);; gap> A := AutomorphismGroup(H);; gap> I := InnerAutomorphismsAutomorphismGroup(A);; gap> G := SemidirectProduct(I,H); <pc group with 5 generators>