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FP1 - Chapter 4 - Matrix Algebra
FP1 - Chapter 4 - Matrix Algebra

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... order 21. To this end, let P be a Sylow 3-subgoup and consider P L. It is easy to show that this is a subgroup of order 21. To show that its normal, argue that its normalizer cannot have order 21 and then it must be all of G. 3) Prove that for every even integer p ≥ 2, there exists a constant c(p) s ...
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