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• ..., inverse and the identity element. Typically, when talking of a black-box cyclic group, one additional piece of information is furnished: the [[order of a group|o
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• {{further|[[Equivalence of definitions of cyclic group]]}} See [[finite cyclic group#Arithmetic functions]] and [[group of integers#Arithmetic functions]].
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• The cyclic group of order 2 is defined as the unique group of order two. Explicitly it can b | [[satisfies property::cyclic group]] || Yes ||
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• The cyclic group of order 3 is defined as the unique group of order 3. Equivalently it can b ...s property::Cyclic group]] || Yes || By definition || Smallest [[odd-order cyclic group]]
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• group = cyclic group:Z4| Note that since the group is a [[cyclic group]], all subgroups are [[characteristic subgroup]]s (see [[cyclic implies eve
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• group = cyclic group:Z2| | [[finite cyclic group]] || 2 || [[Family version::linear representation theory of finite cyclic g
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• group = cyclic group:Z3| This article discusses the linear representation theory of [[cyclic group:Z3]], a group of order three.
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• ...lomorph of a group|holomorph]] of the [[cyclic group of prime-square order|cyclic group of order]] $p^2$. ...[[semidirect product]] of the cyclic group $\Z/p^2\Z$ with the cyclic group $\Z/p\Z$, where $a \in \Z/p\Z$ acts on $x \in \Z 7 KB (1,015 words) - 17:22, 3 May 2015 • ...'topologically monogenic''' if there exists a [[tps:dense subset|dense]] [[cyclic group|cyclic]] [[subgroup]]. Any [[cyclic group]] is topologically cyclic, irrespective of the topology. 445 bytes (51 words) - 18:01, 2 August 2012 • ...p''' to describe [itex]H$ in $G</matH> if [itex]G$ is a [[cyclic group]]. ...roup of itself)|| {{intermediate notions short|verbal subgroup|subgroup of cyclic group}}
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• #redirect [[Cyclic group:Z2]]
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• #redirect [[Cyclic group:Z2]]
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• #redirect [[Cyclic group:Z3]]
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• #redirect [[Cyclic group:Z3]]
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• This article describes various actions of the cyclic group of order two on topological spaces. Two actions of a group on a topological ...ed points. More specifically, a properly discontinuous group action of the cyclic group of order two is equivalent to a fixed-point free self-homeomorphism of the
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• {{definition equivalence|cyclic group}}
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• ...the exponent is reduced modulo $4$. In other words, it is the [[cyclic group]] whose [[order of a group|order]] is four. It can also be viewed as: |[[Satisfies property::Cyclic group]] || Yes || By definition || Smallest cyclic group of composite order
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• subgroup = cyclic group:Z2|
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• | 2 || 2 || [[cyclic group:Z2]] || -- ...automorphism group. In other words, the [[outer automorphism group]] is [[cyclic group:Z2]]. See [[automorphism group of symmetric group:S6]].
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• ...3]], i.e., the alternating group of degree three, which is isomorphic to [[cyclic group:Z3]] (these are the ''even'' permutations). The non-identity coset of this
21 KB (2,660 words) - 01:57, 23 February 2014
• The sole effect of this command is to output the [[cyclic group]] of order 23. The group isn't output as a multiplication table; rather a s outputs the cyclic group of order 23, and also stores the information that $G$ equals thi
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• #redirect [[cyclic group:Z3]]
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• ..., inverse and the identity element. Typically, when talking of a black-box cyclic group, one additional piece of information is furnished: the [[order of a group|o
899 bytes (136 words) - 21:08, 25 June 2013
• ...up of the [[finite field]] $\mathbb{F}_p$) is isomorphic to the cyclic group of order $p-1$.
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• # If two permutation representations of a [[cyclic group]] are conjugate in the general linear group over a field of characteristic
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• | 2 || 1 || [[cyclic group:Z2]] || 2 || 1 | 3 || 1 || [[cyclic group:Z3]] || 3 || 1
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• A [[group]] is termed a '''C1-group''' if every [[cyclic group|cyclic]] [[subgroup]] is [[self-conjugate-permutable subgroup|self-conjugat
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• ...oup''' or a ''cyclic subgroups are conjugate-permutable'' group if every [[cyclic group|cyclic]] subgroup is [[conjugate-permutable subgroup|conjugate-permutable]]
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• * A nontrivial [[cyclic group]] cannot be capable. This is because there cannot be an element ''outside''
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• ...obtained from the generic example above by setting $A$ to be a cyclic group of order 2 and $C = S_3$ (the [[particular example::symmetric gr
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• and $C$ is the [[cyclic group:Z2|cyclic group on two elements]], with generator $y$.
2 KB (265 words) - 23:24, 15 February 2009
• Consider the cyclic group $\mathbb{Z}/p\mathbb{Z}$ which we denote as $C_p$. Le
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• {{further|[[Particular example::cyclic group:Z3]]}} Let $G$ be the cyclic group of order three and $\R$ be the field. $G$ has an irre
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• ...he core is trivial while for others it is nontrivial. For instance, in the cyclic group of that order, the core is the whole Sylow subgroup, whereas if there is a
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• ...oup of degree $l$ (order $2l$) and [[cyclic group:Z2|cyclic group of order two]]
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• ...group]] is said to be a '''cyclic-center group''' if its [[center]] is a [[cyclic group]]. * [[Cyclic group]]
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• ...lic characteristic subgroup]] such that the [[quotient group]] is also a [[cyclic group]]. * [[Weaker than::Cyclic group]]
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