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Theory of Groups of Finite Order

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Theory of Groups of Finite Order
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN/ASIN: 1108050328
Number of pages: 456

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After introducing permutation notation and defining group, the author discusses the simpler properties of group that are independent of their modes of representation; composition-series of groups; isomorphism of a group with itself; Abelian groups; groups whose orders are the powers of primes; Sylow's theorem; etc.

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