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    Semidirect products. Starting with two groups G and H, the direct product G ? H is (We haven’t defined the semidirect product in general, but the procedure above suffices to define the semidirect product for any two groups of prime order, and so it is sufficient to find all groups of semiprime order.)
    Let be an odd prime. This group is, up to isomorphism, the only non-abelian group of order and exponent . Note that for , these descriptions work, and yield dihedral group:D8 — however, that group has a very different qualitative behavior from the odd case. This group is sometimes denoted as or as .
    Many of the extensions above are semidirect products. For example, Sn is the semidirect product of An and (12) ?= Z2, and Dn is the semidirect To avoid confusing the notation, we will write all of our groups multiplicatively. Thus, to work with cyclic groups we will write Cn for a cyclic group of order n.
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    The semidirect product of cyclic groups Zn and Z2, with Z2 acting on Zn by inversion (thus, Dn always has a normal subgroup isomorphic to the group Zn). For n twice an odd number, the abstract group Dn is isomorphic with the direct product of Dn / 2 and Z2. Generally, if m divides n, then Dn
    The semidirect product operation can be thought of as a generalization of the direct product sage: G = H.semidirect_product(K, phi). To avoid unnecessary repetition, we will now give commands As an example, we construct the dihedral group of order 16 as a semidirect product of cyclic groups. 10 Semidirect Products A semidirect product is a groups having two complementary subgroups one of which is normal. 1 Example 10.7. If n is odd, the cyclic group Z/2n is also a semidirect product of Z/n by Z/2 where the complement of K = 2Z/2n is the 2-Sylow subgroup of Z/2n.
    5. Expanders and semidirect products Cyclic groups are nearly always the easiest family of groups to work with. However, Lemma 4.2 shows that no sequence of cyclic groups yields an expander family. Next, one might consider dihedral groups, which are in some sense next-easiest.
    Permutation Polytopes of Cyclic Groups. Semidirect products of groups of loops and groups of diffeomorphisms. then either G has a cyclic derived subgroup, in which case e = 2 and G? = G2 (2; 0, 0), or G has a derived group generated by two elements, in which case e ? 3 and G is isomorphic
    (cyclic, dicyclic, semidirect product of G and H, etc.) and any values used. to construct it (e.g., order for cyclic groups, homomorphism for semidirect. products). * Given a group object, it should be possible to construct an arbitrary element. of that group from one or more values of types specific to
    (cyclic, dicyclic, semidirect product of G and H, etc.) and any values used. to construct it (e.g., order for cyclic groups, homomorphism for semidirect. products). * Given a group object, it should be possible to construct an arbitrary element. of that group from one or more values of types specific to
    Remark: If p = 2, then the quaternion group Q8 has order p3 = 8 but one can show that Q8 is not a semidirect product of any proper subgroups H and K of G Since G is not cyclic, G must contain an element a of order 4. The group a has index 2 and thus is normal. Choose b ? a; then G = a, b . Since

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