Cyclic group:Z64
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Definition
This group is defined as the cyclic group of order .
As an abelian group of prime power order
This group is the abelian group of prime power order corresponding to the partition:
In other words, it is the group .
Value of prime number | Corresponding group |
---|---|
generic prime | cyclic group of prime-sixth order |
3 | cyclic group:Z729 |
5 | cyclic group:15625 |
Arithmetic functions
Want to compare and contrast arithmetic function values with other groups of the same order? Check out groups of order 64#Arithmetic functions
Group properties
Function | Satisfied? | Explanation |
---|---|---|
cyclic group | Yes | |
abelian group | Yes | |
elementary abelian group | No | |
metacyclic group | Yes | |
homocyclic group | Yes | |
nilpotent group | Yes | |
group of prime power order | Yes | |
solvable group | Yes |
Subgroups
Since the group is cyclic, there is a unique subgroup of every order dividing its order, which is a cyclic group and the quotient group is cyclic as well. Further information: cyclicity is subgroup-closed, cyclicity is quotient-closed
- The trivial subgroup. (1)
- The unique subgroup of order two. Isomorphic to cyclic group:Z2. The quotient group is cyclic group:Z32. (1)
- The unique subgroup of order four. Isomorphic to cyclic group:Z4. The quotient group is cyclic group:Z16. (1)
- The unique subgroup of order eight. Isomorphic to cyclic group:Z8. The quotient group is cyclic group:Z8. (1)
- The unique subgroup of order sixteen. Isomorphic to cyclic group:Z16. The quotient group is cyclic group:Z4. (1)
- The unique subgroup of order thirty-two. Isomorphic to cyclic group:Z32. The quotient group is cyclic group:Z2. (1)
- The whole group. (1)
GAP implementation
Group ID
This finite group has order 64 and has ID 1 among the groups of order 64 in GAP's SmallGroup library. For context, there are groups of order 64. It can thus be defined using GAP's SmallGroup function as:
SmallGroup(64,1)
For instance, we can use the following assignment in GAP to create the group and name it :
gap> G := SmallGroup(64,1);
Conversely, to check whether a given group is in fact the group we want, we can use GAP's IdGroup function:
IdGroup(G) = [64,1]
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 using GAP's CyclicGroup function:
CyclicGroup(64)