Modular maximal-cyclic group:M64

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Definition

This group, denoted $M_{64}$, is defined as the semidirect product of cyclic group:Z32 by cyclic group:Z2 where the latter acts on the former by the $17^{th}$ power map. Explicitly, it has the following presentation:

$G:=\langle a,b\mid a^{32}=b^{2}=e,bab^{-1}=a^{17}\rangle$

It is a certain group of order 64. It is in the family of modular maximal-cyclic groups.

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

Function	Value	Similar groups	Explanation for function value
underlying prime of p-group	2
order (number of elements, equivalently, cardinality or size of underlying set)	64	groups with same order
prime-base logarithm of order	6	groups with same prime-base logarithm of order
max-length of a group	6		max-length of a group equals prime-base logarithm of order for group of prime power order
chief length	6		chief length equals prime-base logarithm of order for group of prime power order
composition length	6		composition length equals prime-base logarithm of order for group of prime power order
exponent of a group	32	groups with same order and exponent of a group | groups with same exponent of a group	cyclic subgroup of order 32.
prime-base logarithm of exponent	5	groups with same order and prime-base logarithm of exponent | groups with same prime-base logarithm of order and prime-base logarithm of exponent | groups with same prime-base logarithm of exponent
nilpotency class	2	groups with same order and nilpotency class | groups with same prime-base logarithm of order and nilpotency class | groups with same nilpotency class
derived length	2	groups with same order and derived length | groups with same prime-base logarithm of order and derived length | groups with same derived length	the derived subgroup is contained in the cyclic subgroup and is hence abelian
Frattini length	5	groups with same order and Frattini length | groups with same prime-base logarithm of order and Frattini length | groups with same Frattini length
minimum size of generating set	2	groups with same order and minimum size of generating set | groups with same prime-base logarithm of order and minimum size of generating set | groups with same minimum size of generating set
subgroup rank of a group	2	groups with same order and subgroup rank of a group | groups with same prime-base logarithm of order and subgroup rank of a group | groups with same subgroup rank of a group	All proper subgroups are cyclic, dihedral, or Klein four-groups.
rank of a p-group	2	groups with same order and rank of a p-group | groups with same prime-base logarithm of order and rank of a p-group | groups with same rank of a p-group	there exist Klein four-subgroups.
normal rank of a p-group	2	groups with same order and normal rank of a p-group | groups with same prime-base logarithm of order and normal rank of a p-group | groups with same normal rank of a p-group	all abelian normal subgroups are cyclic.
characteristic rank of a p-group	2	groups with same order and characteristic rank of a p-group | groups with same prime-base logarithm of order and characteristic rank of a p-group | groups with same characteristic rank of a p-group	There is a unique (hence characteristic) Klein four-subgroup.

Group properties

Property	Satisfied?	Explanation	Comment
group of prime power order	Yes
nilpotent group	Yes	prime power order implies nilpotent
supersolvable group	Yes	via nilpotent: finite nilpotent implies supersolvable
solvable group	Yes	via nilpotent: nilpotent implies solvable
abelian group	No	$a,b$ do not commute
metacyclic group	Yes	Quotient by $\langle a\rangle$ is cyclic
finite group that is 1-isomorphic to an abelian group	Yes	via cocycle halving generalization of Baer correspondence

GAP implementation

Group ID

This finite group has order 64 and has ID 51 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(64,51)

For instance, we can use the following assignment in GAP to create the group and name it $G$:

gap> G := SmallGroup(64,51);

Conversely, to check whether a given group $G$ is in fact the group we want, we can use GAP's IdGroup function:

IdGroup(G) = [64,51]

or just do:

IdGroup(G)

to have GAP output the group ID, that we can then compare to what we want.