Odd-order cyclic group is fully invariant in holomorph
Statement
Any Odd-order cyclic group (?) is a Fully characteristic subgroup (?) inside its holomorph.
Related facts
- Odd-order Abelian group not is fully characteristic in holomorph: The analogous statement is not true for odd-order Abelian groups.
- Cyclic group not is fully characteristic in holomorph: The analogous statement is not true if we remove the conditions of odd order. In fact, if divides the order of a cyclic group, then it is not fully characteristic in its holomorph.
Facts used
- Odd-order cyclic group equals commutator subgroup of holomorph
- Commutator subgroup is fully characteristic
Proof
The proof follows directly from facts (1) and (2).