Z-Groups #
A Z-group is a group whose Sylow subgroups are all cyclic.
Main definitions #
IsZGroup G
: a predicate stating that all Sylow subgroups ofG
are cyclic.
Main results #
IsZGroup.isCyclic_abelianization
: a finite Z-group has cyclic abelianization.IsZGroup.isCyclic_commutator
: a finite Z-group has cyclic commutator subgroup.IsZGroup.coprime_commutator_index
: the commutator subgroup of a finite Z-group is a Hall-subgroup (the commutator subgroup has cardinality coprime to its index).
TODO: Show that if G
is a Z-group with commutator subgroup G'
, then G = G' ⋊ G/G'
where G'
and G/G'
are cyclic of coprime orders.
A finite Z-group has cyclic abelianization.
A finite Z-group has cyclic commutator subgroup.
If a cyclic p
-group G
acts on a group K
of coprime order, then the map K × G → G
defined by (k, g) ↦ k • g * g⁻¹
is either trivial or surjective.
If a cyclic p
-subgroup P
acts by conjugation on a subgroup K
of coprime order, then
either ⁅K, P⁆ = ⊥
or ⁅K, P⁆ = P
.
If a normal cyclic Sylow p
-subgroup P
has a complement K
, then either ⁅K, P⁆ = ⊥
or
⁅K, P⁆ = P
.
A normal cyclic Sylow subgroup is either central or contained in the commutator subgroup.
A cyclic Sylow subgroup is either central in its normalizer or contained in the commutator subgroup.
If G
has a cyclic Sylow p
-subgroup, then the cardinality and index of the commutator
subgroup of G
cannot both be divisible by p
.
If G
is a finite Z-group, then commutator G
is a Hall subgroup of G
.
An extension of coprime Z-groups is a Z-group.